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Mood Regulation Skills

This worksheet helps 6th-grade students understand and practice mood regulation strategies through identifying emotions, problem-solving, and self-reflection.

Grade 6 Social studies Social SkillsMood Regulation
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D2.Psy.2.6-8

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social skillsmood regulationemotionsself-awarenessgrade 6
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Mood Regulation Skills

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Read each question carefully and answer to the best of your ability. This worksheet will help you understand and practice ways to manage your emotions.

1. Which of the following is an example of an emotion?

a

Running

b

Happiness

c

Eating

d

Sleeping

2. Feeling down or upset for a long time might mean you are experiencing:

a

Excitement

b

Boredom

c

Sadness

d

Surprise

3. Mood regulation is about learning how to   and respond to your feelings in a healthy way.

4. When you feel a strong emotion, it's important to take a moment to   what you are feeling.

5. Talking to a trusted adult or friend is a good   strategy when you are feeling overwhelmed.

6. Describe one healthy way you can calm down when you feel angry or frustrated.

7. Imagine you are feeling very anxious about a test. What is one positive action you can take to manage this feeling?

8. It is always bad to feel angry.

T

True

F

False

9. Ignoring your feelings is a good way to make them go away.

T

True

F

False

Use the words below to complete the sentences.

calm
identify
cope
regulate

10. Learning to   your emotions means you can manage how you feel.

11. When you can   an emotion, you know exactly what you are feeling.

12. Taking deep breaths can help you feel more   when you are stressed.

13. Healthy strategies help us   with difficult feelings.

14. Think about a time you successfully regulated a strong emotion. What happened, and what did you do?