Celebrateswhenmanaging anemotion wellRemembersan emotionthat washard tomanageUses astrategy tocalm downwhen upsetSometimesstruggles tolabel theirfeelingsFelt proudof handlingan emotionrecentlySees howtheir moodaffectsothersNoticeswhen theirmoodchangesFree!Can identifya personalstresstriggerAware theycould bemore mindfulof triggersHas a self-aware rolemodel theyadmireCandescribewhathappinessfeels likeNoticeswhen theirmoodchangesWants tofurtherdevelop theirself-awarenessCandescribewhat angerfeels likeCan name astrongemotion theyfelt todayKeeps afeelingsjournal ornotesOften thinksabout whythey feelcertainemotionsKnows oneof theiremotionalstrengthsKnows oneemotionalhabit theywant toimproveHas askedfor feedbackon theirbehaviorHasreflected ona recentemotionalreactionHas a go-tomethod tounderstandtheir feelingsLearnedfrom a pastemotionaloverreactionNoticesphysical signswhen nervous(e.g. sweatypalms)Pauses tobreathewhen feelinga strongemotionCelebrateswhenmanaging anemotion wellRemembersan emotionthat washard tomanageUses astrategy tocalm downwhen upsetSometimesstruggles tolabel theirfeelingsFelt proudof handlingan emotionrecentlySees howtheir moodaffectsothersNoticeswhen theirmoodchangesFree!Can identifya personalstresstriggerAware theycould bemore mindfulof triggersHas a self-aware rolemodel theyadmireCandescribewhathappinessfeels likeNoticeswhen theirmoodchangesWants tofurtherdevelop theirself-awarenessCandescribewhat angerfeels likeCan name astrongemotion theyfelt todayKeeps afeelingsjournal ornotesOften thinksabout whythey feelcertainemotionsKnows oneof theiremotionalstrengthsKnows oneemotionalhabit theywant toimproveHas askedfor feedbackon theirbehaviorHasreflected ona recentemotionalreactionHas a go-tomethod tounderstandtheir feelingsLearnedfrom a pastemotionaloverreactionNoticesphysical signswhen nervous(e.g. sweatypalms)Pauses tobreathewhen feelinga strongemotion

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  1. Celebrates when managing an emotion well
  2. Remembers an emotion that was hard to manage
  3. Uses a strategy to calm down when upset
  4. Sometimes struggles to label their feelings
  5. Felt proud of handling an emotion recently
  6. Sees how their mood affects others
  7. Notices when their mood changes
  8. Free!
  9. Can identify a personal stress trigger
  10. Aware they could be more mindful of triggers
  11. Has a self-aware role model they admire
  12. Can describe what happiness feels like
  13. Notices when their mood changes
  14. Wants to further develop their self-awareness
  15. Can describe what anger feels like
  16. Can name a strong emotion they felt today
  17. Keeps a feelings journal or notes
  18. Often thinks about why they feel certain emotions
  19. Knows one of their emotional strengths
  20. Knows one emotional habit they want to improve
  21. Has asked for feedback on their behavior
  22. Has reflected on a recent emotional reaction
  23. Has a go-to method to understand their feelings
  24. Learned from a past emotional overreaction
  25. Notices physical signs when nervous (e.g. sweaty palms)
  26. Pauses to breathe when feeling a strong emotion