I Can't Even (Cope)
Riddles
Fact or Fiction?
ADHD
More Riddles!
100

Identify a group member that you think has good coping skills. Explain why you think they may have good coping skills/name a coping skill you've seen them use. 

Group member was able to name a person and describe a coping skill or reason for why they think they have good coping skills.

100

What gets wet while drying?

A towel!

100

True or False: The best way to deal with anger is to try to find a healthy way to express it. 

TRUE! Anger can build up over time and if we don't engage in activities to help us release it, it can suddenly be released all at once like a volcano leaving us feeling out of control. 

100
People who have ADHD struggle with paying attention. T/F?

True!

100

What can you catch but not throw? 

A cold!

200

What is an unhealthy coping strategy. Name 2 unhealthy coping strategies

These would be skills that do not benefit themselves, are bad for their health, cause harm to themselves or others, and/or are illegal.

Examples: punching a wall, hitting another person, smoking cigarettes, destroying property, doing drugs, etc. 

200

What can travel all around the world without leaving its corner?

A stamp.

200

True or False: Boys are naturally angrier than girls.

FALSE! This is a stereotype that society has normalized about genders. 

200

True or False: there is nothing you can do to help with being impulsive (acting without thinking) 

FALSE! using STOP and THINK skills

200
What disappears the moment you say its name? 

Silence

300

True or False: Is taking deep breaths a coping skill? 

TRUE! Taking deep breaths all the way down to our bellies can help us calm down and stabilize our breathing. 

300

You walk into a room that contains a match, a kerosene lamp, a candle, and a fireplace. What would you light first?

The match!

300

True or False: Some people are just worriers and will never get better. 

FALSE! Many people struggle with anxiety, but going to therapy and learning to identify triggers and coping skills can help us learn how to handle our anxiety. 

300

You are in class and know the right answer to a question the teacher asked. You should shout it out instead of raising your hand. T/F?

FALSE: you should kindly raise your hand and wait to be called on. 

300

Who can shave 10 times a day and still have a beard? 

A barber!

400

Name 5 coping skills that are most effective for you. 

Name any healthy, safe, and legal activities that help them to calm down and doesn't cause harm to themselves or others. 

400

What runs, but never walks. Murmurs, but never talks. Has a bed, but never sleeps. And has a mouth, but never eats?

A river

400

True or False: A little anxiety makes a person alert, focused, and ready to head off potential problems. 

TRUE! This type of anxiety is called "productive anxiety" and is useful in times when we need extra adrenaline to keep moving. 

400

You are having a hard time sitting still. What are some tools you can use to calm your body?

- deep breaths

- jumping jacks

-use a fidget

-grounding technique 

400

What stays in the corner, but travels all over the world?

A stamp!

500

Name a "Grounding Technique"

5,4,3,2,1 Exercise

Naming items in a category 

Body Awareness (deep breaths, clenching hands, stretching, muscle relaxation)

Mental Exercise (naming steps in an activity, describing an object, counting backwards from 100)

500

What belongs to you, but everyone else uses it.  

Your name.

500

Some people can seem upbeat and cheerful; when inside, they're struggling with depression. 

TRUE! Not everyone who has depression looks sad all the time. Someone can be depressed and still experience joy, and some people who are depressed may grow used to "wearing a mask" to hide their sadness. 

500

Name a time where it was had for you to pay attention to something. What did you do that helped?

Any appropriate answer. 

500

I have holes all over, yet I still hold water. What am I? 

A sponge!

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