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BINGO! A Coping Skills Lesson & Stress Management School Counseling Game

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Coping Tools + BINGO! = Fun Learning!

Your students will love playing Coping Skills BINGO game!  That is to say, what better way to teach and reinforce healthy stress management skills than through a fun game!? This relevant and visually appealing game will have your students begging to play more!  Best of all, they will be learning different tools and tricks that can support them, and help them to feel calmer and more relaxed.

 

Why Should We Teach Kids Healthy Coping Skills?

All young (and older) people experience stressful moments, days and even what can feel like years. Teaching and practicing healthy coping tools can help us get through through those tough times with a bit more ease. As I tell my students, healthy coping skills will not get necessarily get rid of the challenging, stressful situations (especially those we don’t have control over), but they can help us to make better, more empowering choices, they can help us to see the silver lining, cup-is-half-full perspectives, and they can help us to take good, kind-care of ourselves (which is a way to fuel our strengths and resilience).

This stress management lesson offers two different ways to play. First, there is the more traditional route of ready-to-print-laminate-and-go 30 distinct Bingo playing cards. The second option is a Do-It-Yourself format where students can choose their favorite 24 (out of 35) coping skills and design their very own unique paying card, which can double as a souvenir they can take home with them.  Moreover, all calling cards come with clues, increasing student engagement as they guess what coping tool has been called.  In addition, there’s even a Winner’s Prize included in the form of a colorable Coping Skills Fortune Teller!

 

Ways to Use the Coping Skills BINGO! Game

  • Classroom guidance lesson
  •  Small Group Activity
  •  Therapeutic Intervention & Assessment

 

You may also love our best selling 50 Coping Tools for Kids lesson.   Teaching about emotions and love BINGO?  Check our Feelings Bingo resource, too!

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Coping Skills + Self-Regulation

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WHAT'S INCLUDED

  •  30 Ready-To-Print-Laminate-and-Play BINGO Playing Cards
  •  A Do-It-Yourself Playing Card Template: Students pick their favorite coping skills and design their own unique playing card, perfect as a take-home souvenir
  •  Picture Calling Cards with Clues: Increases student engagement because they get to guess the coping tools!
  •  Coping Skills Fortune Teller Prize for the winner (s)
  • Lesson Plan, aligned with ASCA Mindsets & Behaviors
  •  Ways to Use Guide and Clear & Concise Directions for Play

WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING

I loved this resource. Everything you need is right here for a fun lesson or activity. The students were very engaged, plus I think it was a great way to reinforce or review what the students have learned. I will be using this as often as I can because of how much fun it was!

-Angela B.

January 5, 2022, TPT Review

 


 

I used this game in my 3rd and 4th grade guidance lessons following a lesson about the Zones of Regulation. The students were engaged throughout each game and were excited to get a bingo!

-Brittany S.

January 3, 2022, TPT Review

 


 

I’m an elementary school counselor and this was a super-fun and super-engaging way to teach about coping skills. We all loved the game and the exit ticket was perfect!!

-Karen R.

November 30, 2021, TPT Review

 


 

My 6th grade class loved it. Gave out suckers for each bingo and then the first person to get “blackout” also got a sucker so that we could go through the deck. I liked the clues too. I started saying those and the kids called out what they thought it was. It was more engaging that way.

-Kristi Z.

November 20, 2021, TPT Review

 


 

I loved using this activity to introduce the idea of different coping skills to my students. This was a great way to get students involved!

-Erika T.

September 1, 2021, TPT Review

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