At School
If a teacher prompts you to remove your hoodie/hat, how will you respond?
By removing the hoodie/hat
If your sibling continues to go over their bathroom time, causing you to be late on a daily basis. How can you handle the emotional aggravation that comes with that.
1. Express feelings in a healthy manner to parent
2. Inform your sibling about how their time continues to make you late in a healthy manner
3. Communicate to family in a healthy manner.
While in the park, someone accidentally bumps into you. How do you handle this?
*Awaits appropriate response*
If Ms. B accidentally offends you with a joke, how will you approach expressing that with positive emotions?
*Awaits appropriate response*
While coloring at the program, you notice that one of your peers is taking an extremely long time with the materials. You have asked them several times to share and now you're getting angry. What is your next step?
*Awaits appropriate response*
If your classmates are engaging in a food fight, how will you respond?
Not engaging
Walking away
Informing an adult
Your mother fusses at you because you consistently wake up late. What things can you do to contribute to waking yourself up?
1. Create a bed time and wake up alarm
2. Take responsibility for missing the alarm to wake up
3. Understand when your body needs to rest.
If you are at the park and someone approaches you to smoke something that you are unaware of what it is, how will you handle your emotions?
*Awaits appropriate response*
If Ms. Morgan states the rules to a game and you don't agree with them; you should abide by them because they are to keep you safe. True or False?
True
While at the skating ring, your peers are constantly joking on you about your skating skills. How do you properly handle this situation?
*Awaits appropriate response*
Say you are having a bad day. In addition, a ACCIDENTALLY classmate steps on your fresh white shoes. How will you handle this?
Understanding that I am having a bad day and that they did not mean to step on my shoes.
You have the responsibility of taking care of your siblings and/or cousins. It causes you to turn your homework in late. How can you handle this?
1. Keep your sibling/cousin occupied to complete the task.
2. Communicate with your parent/guardian that you need more time to complete your work.
If you are walking home from school and a car approaches you asking are you your mother's child? They then ask to give you a ride home. How do you handle this situation?
*Awaits appropriate response*
While on the van, you unbuckle your seatbelt because it's too tight. Mr. Clarke reprimands you because the vans are in motion. What is the proper response?
*Awaits the proper response.*
You and your friends decide to go to Target. You see this slime that you really want, but don't have enough money for it. When leaving Target your friend pulls the slime out of his pocket as a gift to you. How do you handle this?
*Telling him to return it
*Return it
*Explain why he should return it
*Another appropriate response
Throughout the summer, you and someone are cyber-attacking each other. You get back to school and see this person. What is your next step?
Understand that this situation is mundane (irrelevant) to my learning process/walk away
Say for instance that you are in the process of fixing yourself a plate and you are EXTREMELY HUNGRY. Your younger sibling runs in the kitchen and accidentally knocks over your plate. How can you handle your emotions?
Take deep breaths, inform you parent of what happened, fix yourself another plate
Around your neighborhood, the candy lady asks you to come in the house to help her get your items. How do you respond in this situation with appropriate emotions?
*Awaits appropriate response*
During your treatment plan meeting, you feel an incident that you were misunderstood about, is brought up. This incident still upsets you. How do you respond?
*Awaits appropriate response*
At your birthday party, someone blows out your candles before you gets a chance to. How do you handle that?
*Awaits appropriate response*
Explain a scenario in which you handled your emotions at school.
*awaited verbal response*
Explain how you handled your emotions while at home.
*Await valid response*
*Await appropriate response*
Explain in detail, a moment where you maintained your emotions with an adult.
*Awaits appropriate response*
Explain a time where a peer of yours may have affected your emotions negatively and how you handled that in a positive manner.
*Awaits appropriate response*