Managing Emotions
Just Relax!
Talking to Myself
Potpourri
100

The tool used to rate our level of frustration/anger (introduced in this course)

What is the Feelings Thermometer

100

Show an example of a way we discussed to relax

(Any correct response)

100

A positive phrase I tell myself every day is called _____

(daily) affirmation

Mantra also acceptable

100

The name of a person at your school who you can go to for help

Ms. Springer, (or other appropriate response)

200

This would be an EFFECTIVE coping skill for many people

What is deep breathing (or other acceptable response).

200

What we can use to relax our brain, using visualization, bringing us to the present, being aware of ourselves, helping ourselves relax.

Mindfulness

200

The I Can Do It Ladder was used to describe this: 

What is take baby steps to achieve a bigger goal

200

The next Super Bowl Champs

E-A-G-L-E-S

(of course!)

300

Something specific (person, place, event) that causes you to become angry/scared/worried is called a _________

What is a Trigger or Stressor

300

Give a short example of a Mindfulness Exercise.

(appropriate response)

300

An example of 2 baby steps towards the goal of having the confidence to read aloud in class...

What are: 

reading to your pet at home, 

reading to your stuffies, 

reading to family members/teacher (to gain confidence)?

300

Name two things 5th grade students have to improve/work on/be diligent about to prepare for 6th grade.

(any appropriate response)

400

These would be two ineffective (not good) ways to cope with anger

What are punching someone, cursing, yelling (or other correct response)

400

Name two examples of when Mindfulness could benefit a 5th grade student.

What is before a big test; when they're in an argument, to start or end their day (any other appropriate response)

400

Speaking affirmations of/to yourself is important because of why?

What is it makes us more hopeful and positive and can help with success?

400

The most awesome School-Based Therapist who goes into 5th grade classrooms...

Ms. Tina, of course!!!