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Understanding My Emotions

Emotions are normal, and people can respond to the same situation in different ways. Use the examples on this page; you do not need to share private experiences. There are no wrong feelings.
1.A student looks at a test paper and thinks, “I did not do as well as I hoped.” Which emotion might the student be feeling? Choose the most likely option; remember that only the student can know for sure.
  • Disappointed
  • Bored
  • Proud
  • Excited
2.Name one clue in the situation that could support your choice for the student’s emotion.
3.Mere has a big presentation tomorrow and is worried she might forget what to say. Which emotion could she be feeling?
  • Nervous
  • Jealous
  • Relaxed
  • Disgusted
4.Losa feels angry after someone interrupts her. True or false: feeling angry automatically means she must shout at that person.
TrueFalse
5.Match each situation with the emotion that best fits it.
  • A friend invites Hemi to join a game.
  • Sana finds her lost bus card in her bag.
  • Hana hears a sudden, unfamiliar noise at night.
  • Worried or frightened
  • Pleased to be included
  • Relieved

TAIHOA: pause and notice

Use these steps to explore an emotion safely: Think about what happened; name the feeling; Identify clues in thoughts or body; Hold space for what is needed; Observe how the feeling changes; Act in a helpful way. You can use the example in the next question rather than describing yourself.

6.A student sees a test result that is lower than hoped for and feels upset. Which TAIHOA step means naming that feeling?
  • Acknowledge
  • Think
  • Observe
  • Act
7.The student notices a tight stomach while looking at the test result. Which TAIHOA step is about noticing clues in the body or thoughts?
8.Suggest one helpful thing the student could do next after reacting badly to the test result.
9.Fill in the missing TAIHOA step: Think, [blank], Identify, Hold space, Observe, Act.

2 printable pages

  • Understanding My Emotions, page 1 of 2: Emotions are normal, and people can respond to the same situation in different ways. Use…

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  • Understanding My Emotions, page 2 of 2: TAIHOA: pause and notice

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