GEOGRAPHY / HISTORY
Who is the "Father of Modern Physics"?
Albert Einstien
This skill involves holding your breath and putting your face in cold water.
What is Tip the Temperature?
Watching the stars or looking at nature uses this sense.
What is Vision?
How many players are on a standard soccer team on the field
11
This board game has players try to get four of their colored pieces in a row.
What is Connect Four?
What is the oldest soft drink in America?
Dr. Pepper
This TIPP skill helps by using running, walking fast, or lifting weights.
What is Intense Exercise?
Listening to music or sounds of nature uses this sense.
What is Hearing?
What was the first sport to be broadcast on national television?
Baseball
This is the only continent where penguins are found in the wild.
What is Antarctica?
What is the only continent where coffee grows naturally?
South America
This TIPP skill focuses on slowing your breathing down to about 5 or 6 breaths a minute.
What is Paced Breathing?
Doing an activity or helping others are parts of this skill.
What is ACCEPTS?
"Which country has played in every FIFA World Cup?"
Brazil
This natural phenomenon is a sudden shaking of the ground caused by movement along faults in the Earth’s crust.
What is an earthquake?
Who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel?
Michelo Angelo
This TIPP skill combines deep belly breathing with tensing and relaxing your muscles.
What is Paired Muscle Relaxation?
This part of ACCEPTS means focusing on something like counting colors or working puzzles.
What are Other Thoughts?
Turkey
This fruit is known for having hundreds of tiny seeds on its surface and is often used in desserts and smoothies.
What is a strawberry?
Where are the Spanish Steps
Rome
All four TIPP skills change this, helping emotions settle more quickly.
What is body chemistry?
Hugging someone, soaking your feet, or using clean sheets are ways of soothing with this sense.
What is Touch?
26.2 miles
This large mammal, native to Asia, has thick gray skin and a long trunk used for grabbing objects.
What is an elephant?