# TEST ANXIETY Counseling Activities Test Taking Strategies Digital Game Coping **Price:** $5.79 AUD **Seller:** TeachBuySell Seller **Year Levels:** year10, year11, year12, year9 **Subjects:** otherSubject ## Description (seller-submitted) Are your high school students feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or mentally blocked during tests—even when they’ve studied and know the content? Our Beat the Test Stress Digital Game (Grades 9–12) is an engaging, interactive PowerPoint game designed to help students understand, manage, and perform through test anxiety using practical, real-world strategies. Our interactive SEL activity goes beyond surface-level coping tips by combining neuroscience, CBT-based thinking strategies, and performance skills to support students in high-pressure academic situations. Through scenario-based questions, critical thinking, and team collaboration, students explore what’s happening in their brain and body during stress, learn to challenge unhelpful thoughts, and apply effective test-taking strategies. Rather than simply telling students to “stay calm,” this activity gives them the tools and understanding they need to regulate anxiety and perform at their best . Perfect for school counselors, teachers, psychologists, and allied health professionals , this digital game is ideal for high school SEL lessons, test preparation sessions, counseling groups, and whole-class engagement activities . HOW IT WORKS Play directly in PowerPoint — no special software required Choose 2–10 teams for flexible group sizes Students earn points by answering test anxiety and performance-based questions Includes “Check Answer,” “Correct,” and “Incorrect” interactive buttons Encourages discussion, reflection, and peer learning Reset and replay for unlimited use GAME FEATURES: Our digital SEL game includes 5 engaging categories , each with 5 progressively challenging questions (100–500 points) , designed to deepen understanding and build real-world application: 1. What’s Happening in My Brain? - Helps students understand the neuroscience of anxiety, including the stress response, amygdala activation, and how anxiety impacts thinking and memory. 2. Thoughts: Helpful vs Unhelpful - Teaches students to identify c… [truncated] ## Learning Needs socialEmotionalLearning --- View on TeachBuySell: https://teachbuysell.com.au/l/8ef788a7-503f-4061-b56d-b0619289400a Marketplace: https://teachbuysell.com.au