Physical Wellness
Emotional Wellness
Social Wellness
Intellectual and Environmental Wellness
100

$100: This is the minimum number of hours of sleep a 5th grader should aim to get each night to stay healthy and focused.

9-11 hours of sleep

100

$100: Name two different emotions that everyone feels at some point.

Happy, sad, angry, excited, scared

100

$100: Showing that you care about how someone else feels is called empathy or being a good _______.

good FRIEND

100

$100: Reading a book, solving a puzzle, or learning a new language are great ways to exercise this organ.

Brain

200

$200: Drinking plenty of this liquid throughout the day keeps your body hydrated and energized.

Water

200

$200: Taking deep, slow breaths in through your nose and out through your mouth is a useful tool when you feel this way.

Being stressed, angry, or overwhelmed

200

$200: When two people disagree, using "I statements" (like "I feel upset when...") helps resolve a conflict without doing this.

Blaming or yelling
200

$200: Keeping your desk or backpack neat and organized falls under this section of the Wellness Wheel.

Environmental Wellness

300

$300: True or False: Physical activity only counts if you play an organized sport like soccer or basketball.

False; Dancing, riding a bike, or playing tag in recess counts too!

300

$300: Talking to a trusted adult, journaling, or drawing are healthy ways to express your _______.

Feelings/emotions

300

$300: This term means listening to someone by looking at them, putting away distractions, and thinking about what they are saying.

Active listening
300

$300: Recycling plastic bottles, picking up litter, and turning off the lights when leaving a room help protect this.

Environment/Earth

400

$400: These three main food groups should take up most of your plate to give you balanced nutrition: fruits, vegetables, and whole _______.

Grains
400

$400: This term means being aware of what you are feeling right now without judging yourself for it.

Mindfulness

400

$400: Respecting someone’s personal space or saying "no" politely when you don't want to play a game is setting a personal _______.

Boundary

400

$400: Having a "growth mindset" means believing that you can improve your abilities through practice and _______.

Effort/hard work

500

$500: Doing this simple 20-second routine with soap and warm water before eating helps prevent the spread of germs.

Washing your hands

500

$500: When you make a mistake, using positive "self-talk" means treating yourself like you would treat a _______.

Good friend

500

$500: Including someone who is sitting alone at lunch or recess is a great example of this action.

Inclusion / being inclusive

500

$500: Trying a brand-new hobby or activity that you have never done before helps challenge your mind and build this trait.

Curiosity/Confidence