Strike a yoga pose.
Yoga is a great way to practice mindfulness.
Name 5 emotions.
More ideas: mad, sad, happy, worried, calm, scared, disgusted, frustrated, etc.
"I am so stupid!"
What is this an example of?
Negative self-talk.
Take three deep breaths.
Ahhhh doesn't that feel good?
Your mom took away YouTube for the rest of the day, What do you do?
Name someone you can trust with your feelings.
It is important to have a strong support system in your life, even if just a couple people you can trust.
Name something that would make you feel happy.
More ideas: being with a friend, passing a test, listening to music, etc.
"I can do it! I am smart and capable!"
What is this an example of?
Positive self-talk.
Demonstrate belly breathing.
Complete Zen.
Your teacher blames you for talking in class, but the kid sitting next to you was the one who was talking, what do you do?
Take calming deep breaths.
Breathe in... 1...2...3... Breathe out... 1...2...3... Feel better now?
Name an event that could cause you to feel scared.
More ideas: getting lost, losing something important, watching a scary movie, etc.
Describe positive self-talk.
Possible answer: saying nice things to yourself.
Describe a time when you would need to use calming breathing.
Possible answers: When you are stressed, worried, scared, angry, etc.
A kid at lunch made fun of your shirt and everyone at the table started laughing, what do you do?
Demonstrate five sense grounding.
Name an event that would make you feel worried and describe how worried feels in your body.
More ideas: tight chest, sweaty palms, racing heart
Share three positive things you say to yourself
Possible answers: I am strong. I can do this. I am enough. I am smart.
Demonstrate your favorite calm breathing method.
Today is your birthday and you are so excited that you feel like you can't sit still in class, what do you do?
List three things from you can do when you feel upset.
It's great to have a plan so that you are ready to use it when in need. Nice work!
Describe how three different emotions feel in your body.
More ideas: mad/want to erupt, sad/want to cry or be alone, happy/adrenaline
Describe a time you would use positive self-talk and why it would be important. Share one example of positive self-talk you use.
Possible answer: When I fail a test, I could use positive self-talk to remember that even though I failed, I am still smart. I could tell myself, "I am smart."
Create a new calming breathing method and describe how you would use it.
Let's all try the new method together!
You woke up feeling a little sad and you're not sure why, what do you do?