Feelings are a response to a thought or event that can make a person's eyes widen, brow tighten, or mouth move up or down. Feelings can also make a person's body feel warm and tense. It is important for children to be aware of their own feelings as well as the feelings of others. The When Do I Have Feelings worksheet can help your child learn about his or her feelings and the parent can learn more about how their child feels in certain situations.

Almost all children want to learn techniques to use when they are in situations of being bullied. Parents can work with children on The Five Bully Proof Techniques and reinforce the use of the techniques on a daily basis at home. It is important for parents to explain that more than one technique can be tried during a bully situation. Children may choose to use several techniques until one helps them feel safe and secure.

Your child's friends can help make your child feel happy about him or herself. Your child can also be a friend who makes another child feel happy. The When Are You A Good Friend worksheet may help your child think of what it means to be a good friend.