Understanding Emotions and Connections

A boy with big emotions struggles to manage them, feeling overwhelmed and isolated. He finds joy in small things but worries about being judged. Eventually, he meets a girl with similar feelings, and they become friends, realizing that big emotions are common and should not be hidden.

What is unique about the boy's emotions compared to others?

• They are bigger than others.

• They are non-existent.

• They are the same as others.

• They are smaller than others.

How does the boy feel about his big emotions at the beginning?

• He is indifferent to them.

• He is confused by them.

• He is proud of them.

• He is embarrassed by them.

What happens when the boy hears a loud truck?

• He feels nothing.

• His feelings overflow.

• He feels scared.

• He gets excited.

What does the boy do when he feels overwhelmed at night?

• He feels happy.

• He struggles to breathe.

• He ignores his feelings.

• He sleeps peacefully.

What activities make the boy feel happy?

• Playing video games.

• Watching TV.

• Reading alone.

• Tickles and hide and seek.

What kind of things stick in the boy's mind for hours?

• Unimportant things.

• Scary things.

• Beautiful things.

• Boring things.

What does the boy struggle with when someone he loves has a hard day?

• He feels indifferent.

• He feels happy.

• He feels nothing.

• He feels overwhelmed by their emotions.

What does the boy wonder about his big heart?

• Why it is so small.

• Why it is so big.

• Why it is so cold.

• Why it is so empty.

Why does the boy try to hide his feelings?

• He wants to be alone.

• He doesn't like his feelings.

• He is afraid of being judged.

• He wants to be mysterious.

What does the boy fear others will think of him?

• That he is smart.

• That he is strong.

• That he is brave.

• That he is weak.