Feelings
Calm Down Skills
Big Reactions
Problem Solving Skills
Kind Choices
100

This feeling might make your face smile and your body feel light.

Happy

100

Taking slow, deep breaths helps your body do this.

Calm down. 


100

Yelling, hitting, or throwing things are examples of this.

Big or negative reaction. 

100

If two kids want the same toy, they can do this instead of fighting.

Take turns. 

100

Saying "I'm sorry" after hurting someone's feelings is this.

What is taking responsibility 

200

You may feel this emotion when someone takes something of yours without asking.

Angry.


200

Counting slowly to this number before reacting is a good strategy.


10. 

200

True or False: It's okay to feel angry.

True

200

If you're frustrated with homework, who is a good person to ask?

What is a trusted adult, teacher, or parent?

200

A kind way to tell someone you're upset is to use this type of statement.

What is an "I feel...statement." 

300

This feeling happens when something seems dangerous or scary.

Afraid. 

300

Name one healthy way to calm down when you're upset

  • Deep breathing
  • Drawing
  • Reading
  • Taking a walk
  • Talking to an adult
  • Squeezing a stress ball
300

Is it okay to hit someone because you're angry?

No

300

Name one step in solving a problem.

  • Stop
  • Think
  • Choose
  • Try
  • Check 
300

Finish this sentence: "Treat others the way you want to _____."

What is be treated
400

This emotion might make you want to cry after losing something important. 

Sad.

400

True or False: Walking away from an argument to calm down is giving up.

False

400

What's the difference between a feeling and a behavior?

Feelings are emotions; behaviors are the actions we choose.

400

Before making a choice, you should think about these.

What are the consequences?

400

Give one compliment you could tell a classmate.

A genuine compliment

500

Name two clues your body gives you when you're getting upset.

  • Heart beats fast
  • Tight fists
  • Hot face
  • Stomach hurts
  • Clenched jaw
500

Finish the sentence: "Stop, take a breath, and _____."

Think 

500

Give one example of a small reaction instead of a big reaction.

  • Using words
  • Taking a break
  • Asking for help
  • Walking away
  • Deep breathing 
500

Your friend accidentally bumps into you. What's the best first step?

Stay calm and ask if it was an accident before reacting.

500

Name three kind choices you can make when you're upset.

  • Use kind words
  • Walk away
  • Ask for help
  • Take deep breaths
  • Listen
  • Apologize if needed