Bullying
Body Cues & Coping Skills
Thoughts, Behaviors, Emotions
Positive/Negative Thinking & Growth Mindset
Strengths, Challenges, Values
100

True or False?

A disagreement or struggle between two peers with equal power is called a peer conflict?

True

100

When you get nervous or scared, your heart might do this?

Beat Faster

100

True or False?

A blast reaction means you bottle the emotion up and keep it to yourself

False

A blast reaction means you act immediately on the feeling without filtering (e.g., yelling, slamming doors, sending a angry text). 

100

The habit of focusing only on what goes wrong or assuming the worst outcome is known as this type of thinking.

Negative Thinking

100

What is a challenge?

How can challenges make you feel?

Is something you find difficult or want to get better at. It is not a "failure"—it's an opportunity to grow. Can make us feel frustrated or anxious.

200


Saying "Your shoes are ugly" once during a game when frustrated is an example of someone being

A. Rude

B. Mean

C. Bullying


B. Mean 

200

A weird, fluttery, or twisted feeling in the stomach could mean you are feeling what emotion?

Anxious or Nervous

200

True or False?

Thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are all connected

True

200

You tried out for the basketball team and didn't make it. A fixed mindset makes you quit; a growth mindset leads you to do this.

Ask the coach for feedback & practice for next year
200

What is a strength?

How can strengths make you feel?

A skill, talent, or positive personal quality you are naturally good at or have worked hard to develop. Can make us feel confident & happy.

300

Targeted, repeated behavior involving an imbalance of power is called what?

Bullying

300

Heathy Coping Skill or Unhealthy Coping Skill? Why?

Refusing to start a hard homework assignment or task because thinking about it makes you anxious.

Unhealthy

It can make your anxiety worse & more intense the longer you push it off. 

Damages self confidence & trust within yourself 

300

A classmate comes up to you and tells you that someone was saying mean things behind your back

Idenitify:

The emotion you may feel

Blast (Impulsive Reaction)

Freeze (Passive/Suppressive) 

Pivot (WiseChoice)

Emotion: Confused, Sad, Angry

Blast: Start yelling at them, make a rumor up

Freeze: Have negative thoughts about themselves, Be quiet

Pivot: Ask an adult for help for navigating the situation, Express your feelings to a trusted friend/adult, Do something that makes you feel confident 

300

Reframe this negative thought

"My coach benched me, so I must be terrible at sports"

"He benched me so I can learn what areas I need to work on"

"I can take this as an opportunity to watch my teammates and learn"

"I am benched right now, but this does not mean I will never play or determine my skill"

300

What is a value?

Are the core beliefs and principles that guide how you treat others and make decisions.

400

What are the 4 different types of bullying?

Verbal, Physical, Cyber, and Social

400

Feeling jittery, restless, or unable to sit still in your desk means you have excess energy; squeezing one of these handheld tools under your desk can channel that energy without disrupting class.

Stress balls, worry stones, non distracting fidgets. 

400

You are on snapchat over the weekend and see stories of your closets friends hanging out together. Nobody invited you

Identify:

The emotion you may feel

Blast (Impulsive Reaction)

Freeze (Passive/Suppressive) 

Pivot (WiseChoice)

Emotion: Hurt, Excluded, Sad, Jealous

Blast: Send them a rude text message, yell at them at school 

Freeze: Ignore them at school or on the phone

Pivot: Ask them why they did not invite you, Do something fun to redirect your emotions

400

Reframe this thought

"My friend didn't text me back, so they must be mad at me "

"They might be busy, not on their phone, or doing homework" 

"They will text me back when they can"

400

True or False?

Your values stay exactly the same forever and never change as you grow up.

False

Values can evolve as you experience new things!

500

What do upstanders do?

What do bystanders do? 

Upstanders:

They help someone getting bullied. They tell an adult, tell the bully to stop, distract the bully, remove the victim, etc.)

Bystanders:

Witness someone getting bullied but do not help. They ignore the situation, laugh with the bully, or do not get help for the victim

500

What is a coping skill that is free that can help slow your heart rate down?

Breathing Techniques 

500

The term for being able to notice, name, and understand what your body and mind are feeling in the moment is called what?

Self awareness or emotional awareness

500

Adding this single, powerful 3-letter word to the end of the sentence "I can't do this" completely shifts it from a fixed mindset to a growth mindset.

Yet

500

What are some VALUES you would want your friend to have?

Loyalty, Honestly, Kindness, Respect, Empathy