Feelings & Emotions
Choices & Consequences
Coping Skills
Relationships & Boundaries
Real Life Scenarios
100

Name two physical signs your body might show when you feel anxious.

Fast heartbeat, sweating, stomach aches, shaky hands, tight chest.

100

What is a consequence?

A result or outcome that happens after a choice or action.

100

Name one coping skill that helps calm your body.

Deep breathing, walking, listening to music, stretching.

100

Break tasks into smaller steps, talk to someone, breathing exercises, journaling.

Treating each other kindly, listening, respecting boundaries.

100

You fail a test and feel embarrassed. What is a healthy response?

Ask for help, study differently next time, remind yourself mistakes happen.

200

What emotion might someone feel if they are left out by friends?

Sad, lonely, hurt, embarrassed.

200

If someone skips school, what are two possible consequences?

Missing work, getting in trouble, falling behind in class.

200

What is something you can do when you start to feel overwhelmed?

Take a break, breathe slowly, talk to someone, step outside.

200

Name one quality of a healthy relationship.

Trust, honesty, support, communication.

200

Your friend cancels plans last minute. What is a helpful response?

Express disappointment calmly and try to reschedule.

300

What feeling is often underneath anger?

Hurt, fear, embarrassment, feeling disrespected or ignored.

300

What is a better choice someone could make when they feel angry?

What is a better choice someone could make when they feel angry?

300

What is one healthy distraction when you are upset?

Drawing, exercising, listening to music, watching a show.

300

What should you do if someone crosses your boundary?

Communicate your boundary, create distance, ask for respect.

300

Someone spreads a rumor about you. What could you do?

Talk to a trusted adult, clarify the truth, avoid escalating conflict.

400

Give one example of something that could trigger frustration.

Homework difficulty, losing a game, arguing with family, technology problems.

400

If a friend pressures you to do something risky, what could you say?

'No thanks', 'I'm not comfortable with that', or suggest something else to do.

400

Why does deep breathing help calm the brain?

Why does deep breathing help calm the brain?

400

What is one way to communicate feelings respectfully?

Use 'I feel' statements.

400

You feel very stressed about school. What coping strategy could help?

Break tasks into smaller pieces, take breaks, ask for support.

500

Name two healthy ways to deal with strong emotions.

Deep breathing, taking a break, talking to someone, exercise, journaling.

500

Give an example of a short term reward that could lead to a long term problem.

Skipping school to hang out, ignoring responsibilities, using substances.

500

Name two coping skills you could use during a stressful day.

Break tasks into smaller steps, talk to someone, breathing exercises, journaling.

500

Why is trust important in relationships?

It helps people feel safe, respected, and valued.

500

You and a parent disagree about something important. What is a respectful way to handle it?

Listen, explain your perspective calmly, and try to find a compromise.