Harper Talks about Anxiety | TEAMology
About
Harper has a friend who feels nervous and worried. Being overwhelmed by worries is called anxiety. Many people experience this feeling. Harper learned some ways to take a break from anxiety, and you can, too!
Credits: WQED
Standards
PreK-K
- A. Self-Awareness and Self-Management: Recognize and label basic feelings.
- A. Self-Awareness and Self-Management: Demonstrate awareness of self and one’s own preferences.
- A. Self-Awareness and Self-Management: Distinguish between situations that elicit positive or negative feelings.
- A. Self-Awareness and Self-Management: Express a want and the means to achieve it.
- C. Social Problem Solving: Recognize and respond to the feelings of others.
- C. Social Problem Solving: Recognize that conflict occurs and identify ways to respond.
Grades 1-5
- A. Self-Awareness and Self-Management: Identify behavioral expressions of feelings within a context.
- A. Self-Awareness and Self-Management: Identify one’s own strengths, needs, and preferences.
- A. Self-Awareness and Self-Management: Select coping skill strategies in response to adverse situations (e.g., positive self-talk, talking to others, taking a break, taking care of oneself, avoiding negative self-talk).
- B. Establishing and Maintaining Relationships: Explain ways to establish relationships that are positive and supportive of others.
- B. Establishing and Maintaining Relationships: Select and utilize expressive communication strategies with an understanding of its effect on others.
- C. Social Problem Solving: Identify consequences of a decision to oneself and others prior to action.
- C. Social Problem Solving: Distinguish among various social contexts and how they impact personal feelings.
- C. Social Problem Solving: Respond to others given a sense of the others’ point of view.
- C. Social Problem Solving: Identify conflict resolution skills to deescalate, diffuse, and resolve differences.
