What can you do if you're feeling sad in the classroom because of something that happened at home?
Think of something that makes you happy, talk to the teacher or counselor, draw a picture of your feelings, take deep breaths, ask for a break
What can you do if your parent/guardian says no to something you really wanted to do?
Try CALMLY talking to them about it, use "I" statements to express feelings, find a compromise, find something else to do, find a distraction, acknowledge that you are disappointed or angry
Demonstrate three deep breaths
Take three deep breaths
What if you finish your work early and have extra time?
Draw or color in your seat, tell the teacher you're done, find more work to do, double check your work
What can you do when a sibling hits you?
Tell a parent, use "I" statements to express your feelings, take deep breaths, walk away, find a distraction, write down your feelings
Who are three people you can talk to when you are feeling upset?
Mom, dad, grandparent, friend, teacher, counselor
What can you do if you have a question but the teacher is still talking?
Raise your hand, write down your question to ask later
What can I do when I am bored at home?
What can you do if a classmate hits you?
Tell the teacher, use kind words, ask for a break
What can you do when you get home home from a tough day at school?
Take a break to calm down, write about the tough day, talk to someone you trust about the tough day, color/draw, eat a snack, go run around outside, play with a friend or sibling
Give an example of an unhealthy coping skill and why it's unhealthy.
Eating too much food, hitting someone, using curse words, hitting/throwing something, harming myself etc.
What is one positive choice and one negative choice you can make in the classroom when you are angry?
Positive: ask for a break, remove myself from situation, talk to the teacher or counselor, find a distraction etc.
Negative: yell, hit, fight, be mean, throw something
What can you do if you and your sibling cannot agree what game to play?