WHAT IS STRESS?
BODY SIGNALS
EMOTIONS & FEELINGS
THOUGHTS IN OUR HEAD
COPING STRATEGIES
300

This is how your body reacts when it thinks there is danger or pressure.

What is stress?

300

A fast heartbeat, sweaty palms, or tight muscles are examples of this.

What are body signals?

300

This feeling often shows up when you’re worried about something going wrong.  

What is anxiety or worry?

300

These are the words or messages you say to yourself in your mind.

What are internal thoughts or self-talk?

300

Taking slow, deep breaths is an example of this.

What is a calming strategy?

500

This part of the brain helps keep you safe by reacting quickly to threats.

What is the amygdala?

500

When stressed, breathing often becomes fast and __________.

What is shallow?

500

Stress can make emotions feel more intense or __________.

What is stronger?

500

A thought like “I can’t do this” is an example of this type of thought.

What is a negative thought?

500

Moving your body, like walking or stretching, can help reduce this.

What is stress?

700

The stress response often prepares your body to fight, run away, or freeze.

What is the fight-flight-freeze response?

700

This hormone is released during stress and gives you extra energy.

What is adrenaline?

700

This emotion may appear when stress feels unfair or overwhelming.

What is anger or frustration?

700

Changing an unhelpful thought into a more helpful one is called this.

What is reframing?

700

Talking to a trusted adult or friend is a __________ strategy.

What is a support-seeking strategy?

1000

This type of stress can help you focus for a test or game.

What is helpful (positive) stress?

1000

Stomachaches or headaches can be signs that stress is affecting this part of you.

What is your body?

1000

Naming your emotions can help you do this.

What is calm down or understand yourself better?

1000

This part of the brain helps with problem-solving and calming down.

What is the prefrontal cortex?

1000

This strategy helps by paying attention to the present moment.

What is mindfulness?

3000

FINAL JEOPARDY

When you notice body signals, emotions, and thoughts, you can choose this instead of reacting automatically.

What is a healthy response or coping strategy?