True or false questions about changing feelings for kids.

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 🧠 Feelings can change from happy to sad, excited to calm, and everything in between.
• 🧭 Recognizing and understanding these changes is a key part of growing up.
• 💡 Talking about your feelings with a trusted adult can help you navigate these changes.
• 🌱 It’s okay to feel different emotions at different times.
• 🤝 Sometimes, feelings can change quickly, and sometimes they change slowly over time.

Practice Quiz

1. Which of these is an example of a changing feeling?
   1. Feeling happy all the time.
   2. Feeling sad after watching a funny movie.
   3. Feeling excited to go to a birthday party and then feeling tired afterwards.
   4. Never feeling any emotions.
2. True or False: It's not normal for your feelings to change.
   1. True
   2. False
   3. Sometimes
   4. Maybe
3. If you feel angry, what is a healthy way to handle that changing feeling?
   1. Yell at your friends.
   2. Talk to a trusted adult about why you're angry.
   3. Break your toys.
   4. Keep it all inside.
4. Which feeling might you have right before giving a speech?
   1. Sadness
   2. Excitement
   3. Fear
   4. All of the above
5. What should you do if you notice a friend's feelings changing and they seem upset?
   1. Ignore them.
   2. Ask them if they're okay and if they want to talk about it.
   3. Laugh at them.
   4. Tell everyone they're upset.
6. True or False: Changing feelings can sometimes be confusing.
   1. True
   2. False
   3. Maybe
   4. Never
7. Imagine you're playing a game and you lose. Which of these is a healthy changing feeling to have?
   1. Extreme anger.
   2. A little disappointment, but then you want to play again.
   3. Crying for hours.
   4. Blaming others for your loss.