Know Your Emotions
Coping Skills
The Scaling Game
Small Steps, Big Changes
Trivia
100

What is Emotional Regulation

Being able to recognize, manage and respond to your emotions in a heathy way

100

Name one healthy coping skill?

deep breathing, taking a break, walking, listening to music, talking to someone

100

On a scale of 1-10, with 1=completely overwhelmed and 10=completely calm, where would you put yourself right now?

Any answer is correct

100

True or False: You have to completely solve a problem before you can make progress.

False

100

What animal is known for having the longest lifespan of any land animal?

Tortoise

200

Name two physical signs that might tell you that you're becoming angry, stressed, or overwhelmed.

faster heartbeat, tense muscles, sweating, feeling hot, shaky hands, clenched fists

200

You're overwhelmed with schoolwork.  Which is more helpful:

A. Ignore everything

B. Break the work into smaller steps

C. Give up

B. Break the work into smaller steps

200

If you are a 4, what number would represent being just a little bit better?

5

200

What is one small action you could take today to improve your emotional regulation?

Any realistic healthy action

200

In the Harry Potter series, what is the name of Harry's owl?

Hedwig

300

Why is recognizing an emotion early helpful?

It gives you more time to choose how you respond before the emotion becomes overwhelming.

300

Name three coping strategies that could help someone calm down

Any three coping strategies count!

300

You're at a 3/10 for handling stress.  What question could help you identify your next step?

"What would moving from 3-4 look like?"

300

A students wants to "stop getting angry." Turn that into a small, specific goal.

Example: When I notice myself I getting angry I will take a 5 min. break before responding.

300

How many players from one team are on the basketball court at one time?

5

400
You're becoming frustrated during an argument. What are two signs that tell you it may be time to pause?

Raising your voice, interrupting, feeling extremely tense, wanting to say something you'll regret.

400

A friend sends you an upsetting text.  You immediately want to respond angerily.  Name two things you could do before responding.

Pause, breathe, put the phone down, take a walk, talk to someone, or wait until you're calmer.

400

You are currently at a 5/10.  You want to reach a 7.  Why might focusing on getting a 6 first be more useful?

Because smaller, realistic steps can feel more achievable and help build momentum.

400

Imagine you wake up tomorrow and your emotional regulation has improved.  What is the first small thing you might notice yourself doing differently?

Any answer correct.

400

What is the largest ocean on Earth?

Pacific Ocean

500

You notice you're at a 8/10 anger level.  What is one  question you could ask yourself?

"What would help me move from an 8 to a 7?" or "What has helped me calm down before?"

500

Your usual coping strategy isn't working.  What question could you ask yourself that would help you find another strategy?

"What has worked even a little better before?" or "What is something different I could try?"

500

You're a 4/10 today.  Yesterday you were at a 6/10.  What question could help you figure out what made yesterday different?

"What was happening yesterday that helped you get to a 6?"

500
Someone says something that upsets you in the hallway, this makes your anger level from a 4 to a 8, and you feel like reacting immediately.  What can your next steps be instead.

Healthy options 

500

What video game character is famous for saying "it's a me!"

Mario