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Finn's Feelings and Fibs

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Finn's Feelings and Fibs

Finn with different emotions

😊 Part 1: Finn's Feelings

1. How did Finn feel when he told fibs? Circle the best answer.

Happy and calm

Worried and uncomfortable

Excited and proud

2. What happened to Finn's body when he told fibs? Tick all that apply.

His tummy felt funny

He felt buzzing inside

He felt completely normal

He felt uncomfortable

3. How did Finn feel when he told the truth at the end?

Scared and worried

Better and relieved

Cross and upset

4. Draw a picture of how you feel when you tell the truth.

🗣️ Part 2: Truth and Fibs

5. Fill in the missing word: A fib is when we don't tell the __________.

Answer: _______________

6. Why is it important to tell the truth? Write or draw your answer.
7. What can you do if you feel worried about telling the truth? Tick the good ideas.

Take deep breaths

Count to five

Tell more fibs

Ask for help from a grown-up

🌈 Part 3: Zones of Regulation

8. Match Finn's feelings to the right zone. Draw lines to connect them.
When Finn told fibs (worried)
When Finn told the truth (calm)
When Finn felt cross
Green Zone (calm)
Yellow Zone (worried)
Red Zone (big feelings)
9. What helps you feel calm? Draw or write about it.

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