When you are upset, what coping strategies do you use?
Talk to a grown up, take a break, take deep breaths, color, etc.
Draw something that you are grateful for
Show me
5-4-3-2-1 Things
List 5 things you can see, 4 things you can hear, 3 things you can feel, 2 things you can smell, and 1 thing you can taste right now
You feel tired and grumpy, but your teacher told you that you have some more work to do. You ask for a break to take a short rest and then get back to work.
I should!
List one thing you can ALWAYS control
Myself, my actions, my words, etc.
If you have a lot of thoughts running through your head, what can you do to cope?
Deep breath, take a break, ask for help, etc.
Draw something that helps you feel calm
show me
practice taking 3 deep breaths
I will show you!
A grown up tells you to do something that you don't want to do so you ignore them.
I should not!
Which of these is a positive coping strategy? 1) keeping your feelings locked inside, 2) hitting someone who upset you, 3) listing things you're grateful for, 4) telling people nothing is wrong when something is.
3) listing things you're grateful for. What is something you're grateful for?
Draw how you are feeling right now in this moment
tell me and show me
show me an exercise you can do to calm down when you are worked up
Your teacher asks the class a question and you know the answer, so you yell it out without being called on.
I shouldn't! What is a better thing to do?
What are 3 things you can and cannot control? (circle of control)
3 you can and 3 you cannot
What are some activities that relax you?
Sleeping, coloring, listening to music, meditating, etc.
Draw a place that is peaceful to you
Show me and tell me about this place
What is progressive muscle relaxation?
tensing and relaxing one body part at a time - from your toes to your head
Your friend did well on a test and shows you her grade, you congratulate her and tell her "good job!"
I should!
What are 3 things you love about yourself?