How do we listen with our ears?
Listening to what is being said
What is another name for feelings?
Emotions
Identifying feelings in our body helps us do what?
Know what we are feeling.
If I'm feeling upset I can...
ask for a walk.
What does self mean?
managing my emotions.
How do we listen with our eyes?
Looking at the speaker while they are talking.
What are the two types of feelings?
Comfortable Feelings and Uncomfortable Feelings
How would your body let you know you are happy? (Give one example)
Smile on your face, laughing, being talkative, etc
What is an example of using positive self talk?
Telling yourself: I am SMART, I am BRAVE, I am KIND, I am NICE
What does control mean?
To handle, resist, stop, manage
How do we listen with our head?
Thinking about what is being said.
What feeling/emotion is this
Happy, Excited, Joyful
How would your body tell you that you are mad? (Give one example)
You may have your hands balled up, have a frown on your face, hearting beating fast
What breathing technique did we learn about in class?
Finger Breathing or Five Finger Breathing
What is an example of self-control?
raising my hand before yelling out the answer.
What feeling/emotion is this?
Mad, Upset, Angry
How would your body tell you that you are sad? (Give one example)
Feel heavy, tired, moving slow, or crying
Who is a trusted adult?
Someone that you can talk to about your thoughts/feeling. Examples of this include: Parent/Guardian, teacher, or school counselor.
If my friend is making noise what is something I can do?
Ask for a walk/headphones.
Why is it important to listen?
It helps us know what the speaker is talking about, helps us follow directions, and keeps us safe.
What feeling/emotion is this?
Tired, Sleepy
How would your body tell you that you are nervous?
You may be a little shaky, heart beating fast, not being able to think straight, or face might be hot.
I'f I'm feeling spicy I can ask for a____
a break!
What is not an example of self control?
Blurting out in class, talking over the teacher/peers, running in the hallway, not staying seated in your seat, saying unkind things, or hitting a friend.