What Would You Do?
Feelings & Emotions
Stress & Your Body
Managing Stress
Stress Basics
100

You have a big test tomorrow and feel nervous. What could you do?

Study a little at a time, take breaks, and get enough sleep.

100

Name one emotion you might feel when you're stressed.

Worried, frustrated, nervous, angry, or overwhelmed.

100

What can happen to your heart rate when you are stressed?

It can increase.

100

Name one healthy way to manage stress.

Exercise, talk to someone, take a break, listen to music, or relax.

100

What is stress?

A physical and mental response to pressure, demands, or challenges.


200

Your friend is stressed about a presentation. What could you say or do to help?

Listen to them, encourage them, or help them practice.

200

True or False: Everyone reacts to stress in exactly the same way.

False

200

True or False: Stress can affect your sleep.

true

200

How can slow, deep breathing help?

It can help your body calm down.

200

Is stress always bad?

No. Some stress can help you focus or prepare for a challenge.

300

You have lots of homework and don't know where to start. What should you do first?

Make a list and start with one manageable task.

300

How might stress affect your ability to concentrate?

It can make it harder to focus.


300

What can happen to your muscles when you're stressed?

They can become tense.

300

Why is getting enough sleep important for managing stress?

Rest helps your body and brain recover and can make it easier to handle challenges.

300

What is something that can cause stress called?

A stressor.

400

You feel stressed during class and can't focus. What is one healthy thing you could try?

Take a few slow breaths and focus on one task at a time.

400

What is one sign that someone might be feeling overwhelmed?

They may become easily frustrated, worried, tired, or have trouble focusing.

400

Name one physical sign of stress.

Headache, tense muscles, sweating, stomachache, or fast heartbeat.

400

What is one thing you can do if you have too much homework?

Break it into smaller tasks and take short breaks.

400

Name one common stressor for students.

Tests, homework, presentations, friendships, or busy schedules.

500

You have been feeling stressed for a while and it's becoming difficult to handle. Who could you talk to?

A trusted adult, parent/guardian, teacher, school counselor, or another supportive adult.

500

Why can talking to someone you trust help when you're stressed?

It can help you feel supported and make the problem feel easier to handle.

500

Why does your body sometimes react physically to stress?

Your body is preparing to deal with a challenge or perceived danger.

500

Name three healthy ways to deal with stress.

Any three healthy strategies, such as exercise, breathing, sleeping well, talking to someone, or taking breaks.

500

What are two ways stress can affect your body?

It can cause a faster heartbeat, tense muscles, sweating, or headaches.