Feeling check
Calm down tools
Kind Word Zone
Think it Through
React or Reflect
100

What feeling might you have if someone calls you a name?

You might feel sad, angry, or hurt.

100

What’s one thing you can do to calm down when you’re angry?

Take deep breaths, count to 10, walk away, or get help.

100

What type of sentence helps you say how you feel without blaming someone?

An “I” statement

100

What does it mean to compromise

Each person gives a little to find a solution

100

Your classmate grabs the ball during recess and refuses to play with you.What can you say instead of yelling?

“I feel annoyed when I don’t get to play. 

200

True or False: It’s okay to feel mad during conflict.

True – It’s okay to feel mad, but how you act matters.

200

What does "STOP-THINK-TALK" help you do?

It helps you stay calm, think clearly, and talk respectfully.

200

Turn “You’re always so rude!” into an “I” statement.

“I feel hurt when you say that because I care about what you think.”

200

Why is it important to listen to the other person in a conflict?

So they feel heard and you can work together to fix the problem.

200

A classmate cuts you in line. What’s a calm way to handle it

Hey, I was here first. Can you please wait your turn?”)

300

Name one physical sign that shows you're upset.

 Your heart might beat fast, your face might get hot, or you might clench your fists.

300

How does deep breathing help during conflict?

It helps slow your heart rate and clear your mind.

300

Why is using “you always…” in conflict a bad idea?

It sounds like blaming and makes the other person defensive

300

Why is listening an important part of solving conflict?

It shows respect and helps understand the other person’s view

300

Your classmate doesn’t help on a project. What should you do?

Talk to them respectfully and ask how to work better together

400

Why is it important to name your feelings?

Naming your feelings helps you understand and manage them.

400

Name two ways to cool down before talking.

Deep breathing, taking a break, drinking water, or squeezing a stress ball.

400

Fill in the blanks: I feel ___ when ___ because ___.

I feel [emotion] when [what happened] because [reason].” 

eg, I feel sad when you said I shouldn't play volleyball because it’s something I really enjoy and look forward to.” 

400

Name 3 steps to solving a problem with a friend.

1) Stay calm, 

2) Say how you feel, 

3) Find a solution together.

400

You feel left out during group work. How do you speak up?t

  • I’d like to help too. Can I take this part?”

500

How can knowing how you feel help you make better choices?

If you know your feelings, you can choose a better way to act instead of reacting badly.

500

What could happen if you react without calming down first?

You might yell, hurt someone’s feelings, or make the problem worse.

500

How do kind words help solve a conflict?

Kind words calm the situation and help others understand you better.

500

Describe a win-win solution to a problem over a video game.

Take turns, set a timer, play a two-player game, etc.)

500

Someone teases you, what do you do? How can you help without causing more conflict?

Keeping silent hurts. 

tell the teaser to stop

report to an adult/ teacher/