Goal Setting
Decision Making
Managing Emotions
Effective Communication & Friendship
Friendship & Peer Pressure
100

What is the first step to setting a reachable goal?

Step 1: Name it 

100

What is the first step to making a good decision.

A. Think

B. Stop

C. Act

Stop!

100

Name two healthy ways to manage anger

Possible answers: any healthy coping skills

100

Name two ways to show you are a good listener


Lean in, ask questions, look the person in the eyes

100

True or false: It is okay to take a break from a friend who demonstrates unhealthy friendship qualities.

True!

200

Randolph set a goal and confidently said to himself, "I can do this!" What goal-setting step did he use to boost his confidence?

Step 3: Say "I can"

200

What is the second step to making a good decision?

A. Stop

B. Reflect

C. Think

Think!

200

What physical body signals might let you know that you are scared?

Hint: Physical symptoms! You may feel similar when you are sick.

Possible answers: racing heart, red hot face, clenched teeth

200

What could you do to make sure you understood what a speaker is trying to tell you?

Ask clarifying questions, ask them to repeat it

200

What peer-pressure refusal strategy involves repeating yourself over and over until the person stops pressuring you?

Broken Record

300

Give an example of something a goal booster would say to someone working to reach a goal.

Example: You can do it; How can I help you?; Don't give up

300

Define the word consequence.

The result of an action you take

300

What is another word for emotions?

Feelings

300

How can you tell how someone else is feeling without them using words?

Body language, facial expression

300

Define the word "peer"

Someone your age / classmate / friend

400

What is the last step to setting a reachable goal?

Step 6- Celebrate your success!

400

Who is responsible for the decisions you make?

You are!

400

Name two unhealthy coping skills that you should avoid.

Possible answers: throwing things, screaming, hitting, ect

400

True or false: Good friends help each other reach their goals.

TRUE!

400

Some kids in your neighborhood pressure you to meet them at the park and paint all over the playground. Use Make an Excuse to refuse the peer pressure.

Possible answers: I can't, I have to be home for dinner. I have to do my homework.

500

How does picturing yourself reaching your goal help you reach it?

When you can imagine yourself reaching your goal, you are more likely to accomplish your goal!

500

What is the last step to making a good decision?

A. Stop 

B. Reflect

C. Think

Reflect!

500

Name one feelings that describes a different degree of happiness

Hint: the degree of a feeling is the intensity of a feeling

Possible answers: glad, ecstatic, over the moon

500

Name one way you can show a friend you are trustworthy.

Be there for them, keep a promise, keep a secret

500

Name one way you can make a friend feel important.

Possible Answers: Ask your friend how they are doing; Tell your friend they are important to you; Attend a friend's game