Money Matters
Healthy Living
Household Skills
Social Skills
Problem Solving
100

If you earn $100 and save 10%, how much goes to savings?

$10

100

This daily practice includes brushing your teeth, showering, and washing your hands to keep your body clean and prevent illness.

Hygiene

100

These daily responsibilities include tasks like washing dishes, taking out the trash, and cleaning your room.

Chores

100

Looking at someone speak shows this skill

Active listening

100

 In the STOP skill, this second step reminds you to pause and create space before reacting

Take a step back

200

A plan for how you will spend and/or save your money

Budget


200

What do we call moving your body to stay fit, like walking or playing sports?

Exercise


200

True or False: It is safe to keep cleaning chemicals like bleach or detergent in the same cabinet as food. 

False

200

Gestures, facial expressions, and posture are all examples of this non‑verbal way we communicate with others.


Body Language


200

This DBT skill involves fully accepting reality as it is, even when it’s painful, to reduce suffering.

Radical Acceptance

300

Money taken out of your paycheck by the government

Taxes


300

Term for being aware of your thoughts, feelings, and surroundings in the present moment?

Mindfulness

300

Switching off lights and unplugging chargers when not in use helps save this.

Electricity

300

Respecting someone’s personal space, privacy, and limits in conversations or activities shows this important social skill.

Boundaries

300

The first step in the problem-solving process.

Identify the problem

400

Difference between a 'Need' vs. 'Want'

A need is necessary for living; a want is extra.

400

The term for the practice of setting aside time for yourself to recharge mentally and emotionally?

Self-Care


400

Fixing small problems like tightening a loose screw, unclogging a sink, or changing a lightbulb are examples of this basic household responsibility.

Maintenance
400

True or False: Empathy always requires you to feel the same emotion as the other person.


False, you can understand their feelings without experiencing them yourself. That’s perspective‑taking 

400
In the DBT Skill, 'GIVE', what does the 'V' stand for?

Validate

500

The rise in prices of goods and services over time

Inflation


500

Fruits and vegetables are important because they provide these essential nutrients to the body

Vitamins/Minerals

500

Name one way to conserve water in your home

Shorter showers

Higher efficiency washer

Drought-resistant plants

Only run dishwasher when full

500

Expressing your needs clearly without being rude or aggressive is an example of this.

Assertiveness

500

Distracting yourself with activities, contributing, or comparisons is part of this acronym.


ACCEPTS (Activities, Contributing, Comparisons, Emotions, Pushing Away, Thoughts)