Communication
Friendship
Self Esteem
Academics
Stress
100

When you do this well, you give eye contact to the speaker, nod your head, and let the person know that you heard them.

Actively listening

100

This is a basic part of friendship, and it means that you are safe with your friend.

Trust

100

When you repeat in your mind, "I'm an idiot," this is an example of this.

Negative self-talk

100

When you do your homework at home, you should find a quiet place that has few of these.

Distractions
100

Talking about these can sometimes help people calm down.

Feelings


200

This is when you talk negatively about someone behind their back.

Gossip

200

You might give this to a friend as a way to let them know you really like something they did.

Compliment

200

When you say things like, "I'm proud of myself," you are using this.

Positive self-talk

200

The only way to get better at academic skills is by doing this.

Practicing

200

When you are stressed, you might want to take a few of these deeply and slowly.

Breaths

300

When you communicate aggressively, you intimidate, call names, or threaten others without regard for these.

The feelings of others

300

When a friend shares who they have a crush on, this is how you can maintain trust.

Keep confidences (don't tell their secret)

300

If you want to boost your self-esteem, you might set and accomplish these.

Goals

300

If you don't understand what the teacher is saying, you can do this.

Raise your hand and ask for clarification
300

Getting plenty of this at night helps you to deal with stress better.

Sleep

400

Someone who communicates passively doesn't stand up for the feelings of this important person.

Themselves

400
When you just meet someone, you might begin a new friendship by doing this.

Introduce yourself

400

If you want to boost your self-esteem, you might ask these people what strengths they see in you.

Family or trusted friends

400

This is the website where you can look up your grades.

Aspen

400

Getting this regularly (including in PE) can help you handle stress more effectively.

Exercise

500

Someone who communicates assertively shows this for the feelings of others as well as themselves.

Respect
500

If a friend does something that hurts your feelings, you should do this.

Talk it out

500

You might feel this way after you've successfully accomplished something hard.

Proud

500

When you have good reading comprehension, you can do this with the information you have read.

Understand

500

When you say your problem, think of solutions, and make a plan, you are taking steps to do this.

Problem solve