Activities & Games

Virtual Games – Think Fast
Kindergarten-5th Grade
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Allotted Time

15 minutes

Target Behavior

Stay calm when faced with a challenge

Words to Live By

Life's full of surprises that make me feel different ways. If I can control myself, I'll have much better days.
Self-Management
Learn to control yourself

Children who control themselves can:

DEMONSTRATE patience in a variety of situations

IDENTIFY ways to calm themselves

PRACTICE self-talk as a way to calm themselves

DESCRIBE strategies for dealing with upsetting feelings

Help your students practice controlling themselves with this critical thinking game. Students will have to think fast in order to win this competitive challenge!

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