Turn tough choices into a game your group actually wants to play. This interactive Decision-Making and Risk Game Show helps teens practice pausing before they act, handling peer pressure, weighing short-term fun against long-term cost, thinking through online and real-world safety, and knowing exactly who to go to when something is too big to handle alone.
Use the interactive PowerPoint during individual or group therapy, or print the included question cards for a flexible, screen-free activity.
⭐ What's Included
🎮 Interactive PowerPoint game show with 25 questions
🃏 25 printable question cards (screen-free option)
📘 Facilitator instructions
✅ Complete answer key with suggested responses
💬 Discussion prompt for every question
📊 Printable team scorecard
📄 Printer-friendly PDF companion
💬 Five Decision-Making and Risk Categories
👀 Stop and Think
Build the pause between the urge and the action, and learn the questions to ask before a choice you can't undo.
🗣️ Peer Pressure
Practice real refusal skills and clear, confident ways to say no without making it a scene.
🤝 Short-Term vs. Long-Term
Compare what feels good right now against what it costs later, and put words to delayed gratification.
👂 Risk or Reward?
Weigh risk against reward in online choices, personal safety, and the healthy risks worth taking.
⭐ Ask for Help
Identify trusted adults, tell the difference between snitching and protecting, and know what to do when the first adult doesn't listen.
🌿 Skills Practiced
✔ Pausing before acting on impulse
✔ Predicting consequences
✔ Naming and resisting peer pressure
✔ Refusal skills and saying no clearly
✔ Weighing risk against reward
✔ Delayed gratification
✔ Online safety and digital footprint
✔ Personal safety planning
✔ Identifying trusted adults
✔ Asking for help and speaking up
✔ Reframing pressure from friends
🧠 Great for
🏫 School counseling and SEL lessons
👥 Counseling and therapy groups
🏢 Private-practice therapy sessions
💻 Telehealth sessions
🧠 Impulse control and ADHD support
🚦 Prevention and life-skills units
🎯 Middle school and high school groups
🎯 Ways to Use This Resource
🎮 Play the complete game with individuals or teams
💬 Choose one category for a shorter session activity
🃏 Use the printable cards as discussion prompts
🎭 Turn questions into role-play practice
🔥 Use one card as a warm-up or icebreaker
💻 Share the game or cards during telehealth
🔁 Revisit questions to reinforce skills over time
Microsoft PowerPoint or compatible presentation software is recommended for the interactive game. The printable PDF can be opened with a standard PDF reader.
Due to differences between monitors and printers, printed colors may vary slightly from what appears on screen.
📌 Important Information
⏬ Instant Digital Download
After checkout, you'll receive a secure link to download the ZIP file.
⚠️ Disclaimer & Terms of Use
Although I am a Mental Health Therapist by profession, I am not your therapist. All content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute mental health advice or establish a therapist-client relationship.
These digital downloads are copyrighted. You may print for personal or professional use but may not resell or distribute.
For commercial use inquiries, email: Hello@ErinHarings.com
© All designs are copyrighted and property of TherapistWorksheets.
Turn tough choices into a game your group actually wants to play. This interactive Decision-Making and Risk Game Show helps teens practice pausing before they act, handling peer pressure, weighing short-term fun against long-term cost, thinking through online and real-world safety, and knowing exactly who to go to when something is too big to handle alone.
Use the interactive PowerPoint during individual or group therapy, or print the included question cards for a flexible, screen-free activity.
⭐ What's Included
🎮 Interactive PowerPoint game show with 25 questions
🃏 25 printable question cards (screen-free option)
📘 Facilitator instructions
✅ Complete answer key with suggested responses
💬 Discussion prompt for every question
📊 Printable team scorecard
📄 Printer-friendly PDF companion
💬 Five Decision-Making and Risk Categories
👀 Stop and Think
Build the pause between the urge and the action, and learn the questions to ask before a choice you can't undo.
🗣️ Peer Pressure
Practice real refusal skills and clear, confident ways to say no without making it a scene.
🤝 Short-Term vs. Long-Term
Compare what feels good right now against what it costs later, and put words to delayed gratification.
👂 Risk or Reward?
Weigh risk against reward in online choices, personal safety, and the healthy risks worth taking.
⭐ Ask for Help
Identify trusted adults, tell the difference between snitching and protecting, and know what to do when the first adult doesn't listen.
🌿 Skills Practiced
✔ Pausing before acting on impulse
✔ Predicting consequences
✔ Naming and resisting peer pressure
✔ Refusal skills and saying no clearly
✔ Weighing risk against reward
✔ Delayed gratification
✔ Online safety and digital footprint
✔ Personal safety planning
✔ Identifying trusted adults
✔ Asking for help and speaking up
✔ Reframing pressure from friends
🧠 Great for
🏫 School counseling and SEL lessons
👥 Counseling and therapy groups
🏢 Private-practice therapy sessions
💻 Telehealth sessions
🧠 Impulse control and ADHD support
🚦 Prevention and life-skills units
🎯 Middle school and high school groups
🎯 Ways to Use This Resource
🎮 Play the complete game with individuals or teams
💬 Choose one category for a shorter session activity
🃏 Use the printable cards as discussion prompts
🎭 Turn questions into role-play practice
🔥 Use one card as a warm-up or icebreaker
💻 Share the game or cards during telehealth
🔁 Revisit questions to reinforce skills over time
Microsoft PowerPoint or compatible presentation software is recommended for the interactive game. The printable PDF can be opened with a standard PDF reader.
Due to differences between monitors and printers, printed colors may vary slightly from what appears on screen.
📌 Important Information
⏬ Instant Digital Download
After checkout, you'll receive a secure link to download the ZIP file.
⚠️ Disclaimer & Terms of Use
Although I am a Mental Health Therapist by profession, I am not your therapist. All content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute mental health advice or establish a therapist-client relationship.
These digital downloads are copyrighted. You may print for personal or professional use but may not resell or distribute.
For commercial use inquiries, email: Hello@ErinHarings.com
© All designs are copyrighted and property of TherapistWorksheets.
