Physical Health
Setting Boundaries
Engaging in Activities you Enjoy
Seek Help
Mindfulness
100

How many hours of sleep do experts suggest teens get every night?

8-10 hours

100

This two-letter word is sometimes hard to say but is a healthy way to protect your time and energy.

 Saying “no” 

It is OKAY to say NO

100

This relaxing activity can be done with headphones and is a favorite form of self-care for many teens.

Listening to music

100

True or False: Seeking help for your mental health is a sign of weakness.

False

It is a sign of strength!

100

This simple breathing technique, often used in mindfulness, helps calm your mind and body.

Deep Breathing

200

Looking at electronic devices such as phones or tablets before bed can delay sleep because of this type of light.

Blue light

200

Making time for your hobbies is one way to set this, which helps protect your time and energy.

 Boundaries

200

Spending time doing things you enjoy can help reduce this feeling that comes from feeling overwhelmed or pressured.

Stress

200

Talking to this type of professional can provide you with support and tools to manage mental health challenges.

 Therapist, psychologist, or counselor

200

Mindfulness can help reduce this common feeling linked to worry and stress.

Anxiety

300

Healthy eating and regular physical activity can help reduce the risk of this chronic condition related to blood sugar.

Diabetes 

Can anyone guess which type of diabetes for extra 50 points? 

300

True or False: Setting boundaries means you’re being rude or selfish.

False

300

What are some ways we can practice engaging in activities we enjoy in our day to day lives?

Any answer provided is correct.

Tip: Try scheduling 10-15 mins daily to engage in the activity you enjoy.  

300

Who are the people in the schools that students can go to for help?

School counselors, school social workers, nurses, or school psychologists

300

What is the name of the 5-4-3-2-1 technique that uses your five senses to help you stay present in the moment?

Grounding Technique 

Let's try it!

400

What are some ways that can help you increase your vegetable and fruit intake?

Any answer is correct! 

Tips: 

1. Add fruits or veggies to your meals 

2. Minimize distractions while we eat

3. Eat only when you're truly hungry

400

What are some examples of what setting boundaries may look like?

Any response provided is correct

400

True or False: You have to be good at an activity for it to be good for your mental health.

 False, doing an activity you enjoy and that works for you is all that matters! You don’t have to necessarily be good at it. Try something new!

400

Name three places where you can receive support and resources for your mental health?

School, counseling centers or clinics and community health organizations

400

What is something you might do during a mindfulness break to help calm your mind and refocus?

 Any answer provided is correct. 

Tips:

1. Take a few mins to slow down and take a few deep breaths

2. Quietly observe your surroundings

3. Focus on your senses for a few minutes

500

What are some strategies or healthy habits you can use to help improve your sleep?

Any response provided is correct. 

Tips:

1. Going to bed and waking up at the same time

2. Limit screen time 

3. Create a relaxing bedtime routine 

500

Your friend always wants to hang out, but you need alone time. What’s a healthy boundary you could set or what could you say to them?

Any response provided is correct


Tip: “I care about you, but I need time to recharge. Let’s hang out another day."

500

Going for a walk, dancing, or stretching helps your mood because it boosts these "feel-good" chemicals in your brain.

Endorphins or Dopamine

500

This national 3-digit hotline provides immediate assistance for those experiencing a mental health crisis or if you need someone to listen or talk to.

 988

500

What are some things you already do on a daily basis that you can turn into a mindfulness practice by paying close attention to them?  

Bathing, eating, brushing your teeth, or walking while staying aware of your senses and surroundings