Emotions
Communication
Family Fun
Boundaries
100

What emotion might you feel if your friend moved away?

What emotion might you feel if someone breaks a promise?

100

What is one way to show you're listening?

Eye contact, nodding, no interruptions

100

Name one thing families can do for fun at home.

Game night, cooking, movie night, etc.

100

True or False: A boundary is something people set to protect themselves.

True

200

True or False: You can only feel one emotion at a time.

False

200

What do “I-Statements” help you do?

Express feelings without blaming

200

True or False: Laughing together builds connection.

True

200

What is an example of a healthy physical boundary?

Personal space, knocking before entering

300

What emotion is the opposite of fear?

Confidence or bravery

300

True or False: Yelling always makes communication better.

False

300

Name one benefit of having regular family time.

Builds trust, creates memories, improves communication

300

What do you do if someone ignores your boundary?

Calmly remind them, restate need, seek support

400

What is the word for when you feel happy because something good happened to someone else?

Proud or joyful

400

What’s one reason someone might shut down during a tough conversation?

Feeling overwhelmed, unsafe, scared

400

What’s one way to include everyone in a family activity, even if someone doesn’t want to participate?

Give choices, compromise, ask what they’d enjoy

400

Name one boundary that could exist between a parent and child.

Privacy, respectful tone, space during conflict

500

Name 3 different emotions that might come up during a family argument.  

Angry, hurt, disappointed, sad, scared (any 3 valid ones)

500

Why is reflective listening important in conflict resolution?

Shows understanding, reduces escalation, builds trust

500

Why might family fun feel difficult for some families?

Conflict, disconnection, avoidance, past experiences

500

Why are boundaries important in breaking unhealthy family cycles?

Create safety, build respect, stop repeating harm