ZONES OF REGULATION
The Brain
FRIENDSHIP
EMOTIONS
100

This is the zone when you feel calm and ready to learn.

What is the Green Zone?

100

This part helps us make good choices.

What is the Prefrontal Cortex?

100

A good friend does this when you are talking.

What is listening?

100

This emotion might make you smile and laugh.

What is happiness?

200

This zone includes feeling silly, excited, or wiggly.

What is the Yellow Zone?

200

This part helps us stay balanced and coordinated.

What is the Cerebellum?

200

This means taking turns and being fair.

What is sharing/cooperating?

200

This emotion might make your heart beat faster.

What is nervousness?

300

This zone includes feeling sad, tired, or sick.

What is the Blue Zone?

300

This part reacts quickly when we feel scared.

What is the Amygdala?

300

If you hurt a friend’s feelings, you should do this.

What is an apology?

300

This emotion may happen when something feels unfair.

What is anger?

400

This zone includes feeling very angry or out of control.

What is the Red Zone?

400

This is something we can do to calm our brain.

What is mindful breathing?


400

This helps solve problems with friends.

What is using kind words/talking it out?

400

This is something your body might do when you feel sad.

What is crying/frowning/low energy?

500

Name one strategy to move back to the Green Zone.

Deep breathing, counting, asking for help, taking a break.

500

Why is it important to pause before reacting?

To let our thinking brain make a good choice.

500

Name two qualities of a good friend.

Kind, honest, respectful, helpful.

500

Why is it important to name our feelings?

It helps us understand and manage them.

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