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Anger Management
Coping Skills
Social Skills
Communication
Feelings
100
This is something that makes you angry, may cause you to have an outburst
What is a trigger
100
Coping skills main purpose is
What is to calm you down
100
Saying please, thank you and excuse me are called using
What is manners
100

This is the appropriate volume level for in the library

What is a quiet voice

100
Another word for feelings
What is emotions
200
Red face, sweat, and clenched fists are all this type of sign you are angry
What is a physical sign
200

Punching a pillow and watching TV are coping skills you can use in what setting

What is at home

200
When interacting with others it is important to
What is be respectful, listen politely, problem solve, etc.
200
These are the two forms of communication
What is verbal and non-verbal communication
200

What is an I statement or I message. Can you give me an example?


I feel sad when you don't listen because I'm trying to teach you and I want you to learn. I need for you to show me you are listening when I am talking.

300

This is the part of the brain that controls reasoning and tempers the amygdala's response to an anger trigger?

What is the  frontal lobe, or the part of the brain that's over the left eye, controls reasoning and keeps an angry person from throwing a vase across the room.

300

Coping skills for big problems

What are talking to a friend/family member, asking for help

300

Understanding and feeling what others are feeling means


What is having empathy

300
Examples of non verbal communication
What is sign language, body language, writing a letter
300
Being able to tell people how you feel can help prevent
What is arguements and anger outbursts
400

Making bad choices when angry can lead to multiple

What are consequences

400

Coping skills for small problems

What are walking away, ignoring it, taking a break, etc.

400
Helping others or being nice makes who feel better?
What is everyone involved
400
This is an important part of communication, when someone is talking, someone else is
What is listening
400
Feeling bad for someone
What is having sympathy