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Bullying
Feelings
Emotion Management
Problem Solving
Wildcard
100
Happens over and over again, mean on purpose, can't get it to stop
Definition of bullying
100
Give me 2 examples of what "Sad" looks like
head down, eyes down, cheeks down, shoulders droopy, tears, mouth down, not smiling
100
Name one of the steps I can do to help calm my body down
Stop, name your feeling, calm down
100
What is the S in the problem solving steps?
Say the problem
100
Define empathy
Understanding how someone else is feeling aka putting yourself in someone else's shoes
200
I tripped in the hallway once and my friends laughed at me. It hurt my feelings
NOT bullying
200

Give me 2 examples of what "Happy" looks like

Head up, eyes open, eyes looking up, smile big, cheeks up, standing tall
200
2 Ways to calm my body down
Deep/belly breathing, positive self talk, counting, talking to an adult, walking away, coloring, journaling, exercise
200
I like playing soccer but my friend only wants to play football. I don't want to play football and my friend doesn't really like soccer. What's the problem?
We both want to do different things.

I want to play soccer but my friend wants to play football.

200
Define assertive
Using a strong respectful voice to tell someone what you want or that you don't like something. Making eye contact, standing tall, loud volume but not yelling.
300
Everyday after lunch someone in my class makes fun of my My Little Pony lunchbox. I've asked them to stop but they won't
Bullying
300

Give me 2 examples of what "Excited" looks like

Eyebrows up, mouth open, cheeks flat, hands by mouth/face, standing tall
300
2 examples of Big strong feelings
Angry, mad, jealous, upset, sad, frustrated, annoyed, irritated, excited, worried, anxious
300
What is the T step in our problem solving steps?
Think of solutions
300
What is a compassionate thing you could do for a friend who you notice is sad
Ask them how they are, ask if they want to talk, ask them if they want to play with you, say kind things, give them space if they need it
400
I raised my hand to ask a question and I heard someone near me mumble "teacher's pet" under their breath. 
NOT bullying
400

Give me 2 examples of what "Mad" looks like

Fists clenched, mouth straight, lips together, teeth bared, eye brows scrunched and down, arms crossed
400
1 way my body feels emotions
Head hurts, stomach tight, muscles tight, heart beats fast, lungs breath fast
400
What is 1 thing that could happen if my friend and I decide to take turns picking a game at recess.
We would solve the problem. We would get along. We would have fun. We wouldn't fight anymore. We would have something to do at recess.
400
Give me one example of how you could be a positive bystander aka upstander, to bullying
Don't spread gossip, treat others the way you would want to be treated, stand up for your friends, tell others to stop spreading rumors if they are
500
The three things I should do to help stop bullying
Recognize-tell whether or not it is bullying

Report- tell a trusted adult, somebody at school

Refuse-tell the person to stop

500

Give me 2 examples of what "Annoyed" looks like

Mouth flat, eyes up or eyes rolled, arms crossed, cheeks flat, shoulders drooped
500
When I calm my body down it helps my brain to...
think
500
What is the P step in the problem solving steps?
Pick the best solution
500
How many sisters does Mrs. Pfeifer have?
2