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Mood Regulation Strategies

A worksheet for 7th graders to explore and practice mood regulation strategies, including identifying emotions, coping mechanisms, and self-awareness.

Grade 7 Social studies Social SkillsMood Regulation
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D2.Psy.2.6-8. Analyze the role of emotions in influencing decisions and behaviors.D2.Psy.3.6-8. Analyze the influence of personal identity, beliefs, and values on individual and group behavior.D2.Psy.4.6-8. Explain how individuals and groups respond to challenges and opportunities.

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mood regulationsocial skillsemotionscoping mechanismsself-awarenessgrade 7
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Mood Regulation Strategies

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This worksheet will help you understand and practice different strategies for regulating your moods and emotions. Read each question carefully and provide thoughtful answers.

Part 1: Identifying Emotions

1. Look at the image below. For each face, identify the emotion being expressed.

Faces expressing emotions

Face A:  

Face B:  

Face C:  

Face D:  

Part 2: Understanding Mood Regulation

Fill in the blanks with the correct terms.

2.   is the ability to understand and manage your own emotions.

3. When you feel overwhelmed, taking a few deep   can help calm your nervous system.

4. Engaging in a fun   can be an effective way to shift a negative mood.

Part 3: Coping Strategies

5. Which of the following is NOT a healthy mood regulation strategy?

a

Talking to a trusted adult

b

Ignoring your feelings

c

Engaging in physical activity

d

Practicing mindfulness

6. When you feel angry, what is a constructive way to express that emotion?

a

Yelling at someone

b

Hitting a pillow

c

Taking a break and explaining how you feel

d

Bottling it up inside

Part 4: Personal Reflection

7. Describe a time when you successfully regulated a strong emotion. What was the emotion, and what strategy did you use?

8. What is one new mood regulation strategy you would like to try in the future?

Part 5: True or False

9. It is important to ignore negative feelings so they go away.

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True

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False

10. Everyone experiences emotions differently, and that's okay.

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True

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False