upsetstomachchangesin theirbodieswithdrawal26%of teenagersreported usingdrugs or alcoholas a copingmechanism forstress32%of teenagersreportedexperiencingextreme stressduring the schoolyearincreasedblood flowto arm andleg muscles30% of teensreported feelingdepressed orsad due to highstress levelsaggressionEustress:Good stress in life,winning money,getting promoted,making new friends,or graduating, thathas positiveconnotations.fight,flight, orfreezeanxietyseparationor divorceof parentsschoolUnsafelivingenvironmentcold orclammyhandsand feetChronic Stress:This is the stresswe tend to ignoreor push down. Leftuncontrolled thisstress affects yourphysical health.fast heartrate / fastbreathingrates75% of highschool studentsreportexperiencingboredom, anger,sadness, fear, orstress in schoolproblemswith peersat schoolmoving orchangingschoolsDistress:Bad stress in life,such asexperiencingpunishment, injury,negative feelings, orschool difficulties23% of teensreportskipping ameal due tostress34% of teensexpect stressto increase inthe comingyearAcute Stress:Fight or flight. Thebody prepares todefend itself. It takesabout 90 minutes foryour metabolism toreturn to normal whenthe response is over.upsetstomachchangesin theirbodieswithdrawal26%of teenagersreported usingdrugs or alcoholas a copingmechanism forstress32%of teenagersreportedexperiencingextreme stressduring the schoolyearincreasedblood flowto arm andleg muscles30% of teensreported feelingdepressed orsad due to highstress levelsaggressionEustress:Good stress in life,winning money,getting promoted,making new friends,or graduating, thathas positiveconnotations.fight,flight, orfreezeanxietyseparationor divorceof parentsschoolUnsafelivingenvironmentcold orclammyhandsand feetChronic Stress:This is the stresswe tend to ignoreor push down. Leftuncontrolled thisstress affects yourphysical health.fast heartrate / fastbreathingrates75% of highschool studentsreportexperiencingboredom, anger,sadness, fear, orstress in schoolproblemswith peersat schoolmoving orchangingschoolsDistress:Bad stress in life,such asexperiencingpunishment, injury,negative feelings, orschool difficulties23% of teensreportskipping ameal due tostress34% of teensexpect stressto increase inthe comingyearAcute Stress:Fight or flight. Thebody prepares todefend itself. It takesabout 90 minutes foryour metabolism toreturn to normal whenthe response is over.

Teen Stress Facts Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. upset stomach
  2. changes in their bodies
  3. withdrawal
  4. 26% of teenagers reported using drugs or alcohol as a coping mechanism for stress
  5. 32%of teenagers reported experiencing extreme stress during the school year
  6. increased blood flow to arm and leg muscles
  7. 30% of teens reported feeling depressed or sad due to high stress levels
  8. aggression
  9. Eustress: Good stress in life, winning money, getting promoted, making new friends, or graduating, that has positive connotations.
  10. fight, flight, or freeze
  11. anxiety
  12. separation or divorce of parents
  13. school
  14. Unsafe living environment
  15. cold or clammy hands and feet
  16. Chronic Stress: This is the stress we tend to ignore or push down. Left uncontrolled this stress affects your physical health.
  17. fast heart rate / fast breathing rates
  18. 75% of high school students report experiencing boredom, anger, sadness, fear, or stress in school
  19. problems with peers at school
  20. moving or changing schools
  21. Distress: Bad stress in life, such as experiencing punishment, injury, negative feelings, or school difficulties
  22. 23% of teens report skipping a meal due to stress
  23. 34% of teens expect stress to increase in the coming year
  24. Acute Stress: Fight or flight. The body prepares to defend itself. It takes about 90 minutes for your metabolism to return to normal when the response is over.