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Spanish frustration tolerance word search with emotional-regulation terms like resiliencia and berrinche.
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This 10-word Spanish-language word search helps elementary students build vocabulary around frustration tolerance and emotional regulation. Hidden words include resiliencia, berrinche, corteza prefrontal, and secuestro emocional, introducing concepts of resilience and brain-based emotional responses. Use it during a social-emotional learning unit, as a classroom discussion warm-up, or as a foundation for talking about healthy coping strategies.

Subject:
Social Emotional Learning
Topic:
Emotional Regulation
Grade Level:
3rd – 5th Grades
Updated June 2026

Word List

  • BERRINCHE
  • FRUSTRACIÓN
  • RESILIENCIA
  • CORREGULADOR
  • TOLERANCIA
  • DESAFÍOS
  • CORTEZAPREFRONTAL
  • SECUESTROEMOCIONAL
  • INMEDIATEZ
  • EGOCENTRISMO

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