Social Skills
Self Care
Conflict Resolution
Feelings
Empathy
100

A question you can ask to keep a conversation going.

 - Open ended questions like, "How was your weekend?", "What do you want to do after high school?", "What games do you like to play?"

100

This is something as simple as getting enough of this each night that helps your brain and body function.

What is sleep

100

What can you do during a conversation to show the other person that you are actively listening? 

Making eye contact, nodding, paraphrasing


100

If you are overwhelmed, what is a coping skill that you can use?

Deep breathing, fidgets, talking to someone about it, mindfulness, journaling, taking a break

100

Name a feeling you might have if your friend does not invite you to a party.

Sad, angry, left out, or hurt

200

When someone asks me to stop doing something because it is bothering/upsetting them: 

A. I should stop the first time 

B. Argue with them because it is my right

I should stop the first time What is TRUE

200

This type of exercise not only benefits your body but also reduces stress and boosts your mood. Examples of this are walking, yoga, swimming

What is physical activity

200

True or false: Conflict is a part of life but we can work to resolve it peacefully.

What is true

200

I am feeling very sad, frustrated and angry. I should:

A. Yell at my teacher and other people at school

B. Go to cool down space. Take some deep breaths or ask for a break. Talk to an adult about how I'm feeling.

What is B!

200

What does it mean to put yourself in another person's shoes?

Understanding something from another person's perspective

300

You’re angry but don’t want to blow up. What’s a good self-regulation strategy?

Taking deep breaths, walk away from the situation, talk about why you are angry with a trusted adult, utilize your coping skills.

300

Give 3 examples of self care

Walk, journal, eating healthy, exercise, showering, etc - The list goes on and on!

300

Your friend ignored your text and you assume they’re mad. What is a better first step?

What is ask them calmly or check in before assuming

300

All of my friends are not following the class rules. They're being loud and disruptive. How can I react to this situation?

A. Join in the fun

B. Be respectful to my teacher, and try to ignore them

Be respectful to my teacher, and try to ignore them

300

True or false: You can show empathy even if you haven't experienced the same thing

What is true

400

If I'm playing basketball outside with a friend and I win the game, what should I say to my friend that has lost?

Tell them good game, shake their hand/high five

400

When the weather is warm and you're outside getting sweaty, how often should you take a shower?

 Once a day

400

What is an "I Statement"?
A. A sentence that blames someone else for how you're feeling.
B. A way to express your feelings and needs without blaming others.
C. A statement that tells others what they did wrong in a harsh way.

What is B

400

In Zones of Regulation, what does the color blue mean?

Sad, sick, tired, bored, moving slowly

400

What are two ways to tell how someone else is feeling?

Look at their face and body, and listen to their words

500

This is the first step in solving any problem, where you clearly identify what needs to be fixed or answered.

Problem solving or critical thinking

500

What are the 5 different food groups?

  • Fruits

  • Vegetables

  • Grains

  • Protein

  • Dairy

500

When two people meet in the middle to solve a disagreement.

What is compromise
500

A friend makes fun of you in front of others. How might you feel?

Embarrassment, shame, anger

500

What is empathy?

Understanding how someone else feels. 


"putting yourself in other people's shoes"