Coping Skills Escape Room

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Learning how to calm and reset our minds with coping skills.

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Question 01/03

Using positive self-talk is a great way to turn your day around. Positive self-talk is when you say positive, or good things, to yourself in your head. When you are using positive self-talk you might cheer yourself on or try to comfort yourself. What is an example of positive self-talk?

I can do hard things!

This is too hard!

Why can't I get this?

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Question 02/03

Stretching can help in a lot of different ways. It can help when you are angry or frustrated, or even if you are a little tired and need some help waking up. You can stretch by trying to touch yourtoes or reaching as high as you can. When should you NOT stretch?

The calm down spot in your classroom.

Quietly at your desk.

During the middle of a teacher's lesson.

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Write it Down, Crumple it Up, Throw it Away You can use this coping skill by writing down your problem on a piece of paper, crumpling it up, and throwing it away. This coping skill can help you get the problem out of your head by writing it down. Then you can pretend to get rid of your problem by throwing it away. How could you use this strategy?

Write something down that is bothering you.

Writing something down that is unkind and sharing it with others in class.

Using the paper to write notes to your friend.

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Question 01/03

Match the coping skill to the picture :

Count to 100

Smile Anyway

Write a letter or journal

Talk to your Teacher

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Question 02/03

Match the coping skill to the picture below:

Stretch

Use Positive Self-talk

Get a Drink of Water

Use a Stress Ball

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Question 03/03

Match the coping skill to the picture below:

Use positive self-talk

Write a letter or journal

Look at a picture or think of a pet

Take deep breaths

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Question 01/03

When you get frustrated or upset, one way you can help yourself is to take deep breaths and step away from the problem.

False

True

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Question 02/03

practicing coping skills can have an immediate benefit such as lowering stress and providing a sense of refocus and calm.

False

True

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Question 03/03

You need a lot of free time to use coping skills.

False

True

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Question 01/03

Sarah just found out that her friend was spreading rumors about her. What can she do?

take a deep breath and talk it out.

call her friend names.

Start a rumor about her friend.

Iyell at her friend.

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Question 02/03

Matt couldn't think of what to write in response to a reading passage and became frustrated. What can Matt do?

act on his frustration and start yelling.

give up.

take a quick break and try again.

tell the teacher that it's impossible.

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Question 03/03

Lacy's friends did not include her in their plans for the weekend. She felt left out and began to cry at school. What could she do?

count to 100 and then try to talk it out with her friends.

continue to cry.

tell the girls shes not their friend anymore.

write a mean note and give it to the girls.

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Question 01/03

Where can you take a break?

Calm Down Corner

Hallway

Bathroom

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Question 02/03

Who can help you calm down?

nobody

The Teacher

myself

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Question 03/03

How long can you stay in the calm down corner?

10 minutes

15 minutes

5 minutes

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Question 01/03

There are lots of creative ways you can calm down. Drawing, writing, and painting are just a few.

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True

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Question 02/03

Art is a way to express how you are feeling. Other's don't have to understand what you draw as long as you are able to explain the feelings you have.

True

False

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