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Coping Skills Worksheet

A worksheet for Grade 2 students to learn about and practice healthy coping skills for different emotions.

Grade 2 Social studies Social SkillsCoping Skills
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NCSS.D2.Psy.2.K-2.3social studiescoping skillsemotionssocial emotional learninggrade 2
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Coping Skills Practice

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Read each question carefully and answer to the best of your ability. This worksheet will help you learn about healthy ways to deal with your feelings.

1. When I feel happy, my body might feel   and I might want to  .

2. When I feel sad, I might want to   or talk to a  .

3. When I feel angry, a good coping skill is to take three   breaths.

4. When I feel scared, I can tell a grown-up or hug my  .

1. It is okay to feel angry sometimes.

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True

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False

2. Hitting someone is a good way to show you are mad.

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True

F

False

3. Taking a deep breath can help you calm down.

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True

F

False

Use the words below to complete the sentences about coping skills.

draw
talk
play
hug

1. When I feel lonely, I can ask a friend to   with me.

2. If I'm feeling worried, I can   to a trusted adult about it.

3. To calm down when I'm frustrated, I can   a picture.

4. Sometimes a warm   from a family member makes me feel better.

1. What is one healthy way you like to cope when you feel a strong emotion (like anger or sadness)?

2. Why does this coping skill work for you?

1. You are feeling very frustrated because you can't build your tower of blocks. What is the BEST thing to do?

a

Kick the blocks and yell.

b

Take a break and try again later.

c

Cry until someone fixes it for you.

d

Ignore your feelings.

2. Your friend is sad because they lost their favorite toy. What is a good way to help your friend cope?

a

Tell them to stop crying.

b

Give them a hug and ask if they want to talk.

c

Laugh at them.

d

Take their other toys away.