How doessubstance usesometimesconnect tostress, anxiety,or sadness? How doessocial mediaaffect yourmood or self-esteem? What arehealthy waysto say “no”without losingfriends? What makesyou feelhopefulwhen thingsare tough? What helpsyou resetafter a reallybad day? Saysomethingkind aboutthe person toyour right.Saysomethingkind aboutyourself.What doescopingwithoutsubstancesmean to you? What helpsyou feel calmwhen yourthoughts feeloverwhelming? If you couldhave onesuper power,what would itbe? why?What’s onecoping skillyou’d like totry moreoften? What helpsyou feelconfident inyourdecisions? What would youdo if a friendwas usingsubstances tocope withproblems? What are somehealthy ways tocope withstress thatactually workfor you? What does“good mentalhealth” looklike to you? What are somecommon mythsteens hearabout alcoholor drugs? Saysomethingkind aboutthe group.Saysomethingkind aboutthe person toyour left.What do youdo when youfeel angry,frustrated, oroverwhelmed? How do youusually dealwith pressurefrom school,friends, orfamily? How do youusually calmyourself downwhen emotionsfeel intense? How cansubstancesaffect yourbrain, mood, ordecision-making? What are someemotions teensyour age feelthe most, butdon’t alwaystalk about? Why do youthink someteens feelpressured todrink or usesubstances? How doessubstance usesometimesconnect tostress, anxiety,or sadness? How doessocial mediaaffect yourmood or self-esteem? What arehealthy waysto say “no”without losingfriends? What makesyou feelhopefulwhen thingsare tough? What helpsyou resetafter a reallybad day? Saysomethingkind aboutthe person toyour right.Saysomethingkind aboutyourself.What doescopingwithoutsubstancesmean to you? What helpsyou feel calmwhen yourthoughts feeloverwhelming? If you couldhave onesuper power,what would itbe? why?What’s onecoping skillyou’d like totry moreoften? What helpsyou feelconfident inyourdecisions? What would youdo if a friendwas usingsubstances tocope withproblems? What are somehealthy ways tocope withstress thatactually workfor you? What does“good mentalhealth” looklike to you? What are somecommon mythsteens hearabout alcoholor drugs? Saysomethingkind aboutthe group.Saysomethingkind aboutthe person toyour left.What do youdo when youfeel angry,frustrated, oroverwhelmed? How do youusually dealwith pressurefrom school,friends, orfamily? How do youusually calmyourself downwhen emotionsfeel intense? How cansubstancesaffect yourbrain, mood, ordecision-making? What are someemotions teensyour age feelthe most, butdon’t alwaystalk about? Why do youthink someteens feelpressured todrink or usesubstances? 

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(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. How does substance use sometimes connect to stress, anxiety, or sadness?
  2. How does social media affect your mood or self-esteem?
  3. What are healthy ways to say “no” without losing friends?
  4. What makes you feel hopeful when things are tough?
  5. What helps you reset after a really bad day?
  6. Say something kind about the person to your right.
  7. Say something kind about yourself.
  8. What does coping without substances mean to you?
  9. What helps you feel calm when your thoughts feel overwhelming?
  10. If you could have one super power, what would it be? why?
  11. What’s one coping skill you’d like to try more often?
  12. What helps you feel confident in your decisions?
  13. What would you do if a friend was using substances to cope with problems?
  14. What are some healthy ways to cope with stress that actually work for you?
  15. What does “good mental health” look like to you?
  16. What are some common myths teens hear about alcohol or drugs?
  17. Say something kind about the group.
  18. Say something kind about the person to your left.
  19. What do you do when you feel angry, frustrated, or overwhelmed?
  20. How do you usually deal with pressure from school, friends, or family?
  21. How do you usually calm yourself down when emotions feel intense?
  22. How can substances affect your brain, mood, or decision-making?
  23. What are some emotions teens your age feel the most, but don’t always talk about?
  24. Why do you think some teens feel pressured to drink or use substances?