Zones of Regulation
The zone that means you're ready to learn.
What is the green zone?
To pre-judge.
What is prejudice?
The state Ms. John grew up in.
What is California?
St. Benedict's Mascot
What is a bear?
When people aren't getting along or when there is a problem between two or more people.
What is conflict?
The zone where you might feel anxious or excited.
What is the yellow zone?
Three parts of someone's identity might include...
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The number of siblings Ms. John has.
What is 2?
Name that song.
Who are the Jonas Brothers?
Treating someone how you and they want to be treated. Caring about the thoughts, feelings, beliefs and rights of someone else.
What is respect?
The zone you're in if you're feeling shy.
Assumptions we make about someone because of one part of their identity.
What is a stereotype?
The university Ms. John received both her undergraduate and graduate degrees from.
What is Seattle Pacific University?
The staff member who lives the furthest away from St. Ben's.
Who is Ms. Tribble?
Being influenced by someone else.
What is peer pressure?
The zone you might be in if your friend stole your favorite rubik's cube, even though you told them they couldn't use it.
What is the red zone?
Different kinds of people together.
What is diversity?
The two sports Ms. John played in high school.
What are volleyball and basketball?
Name that song.
Who is Taylor Swift?
The ability to understand and share the feelings of another.
What is empathy?
The zone(s) you might be in if Ms. John were to give you candy every lesson.
What is the green or yellow zone?
Three ways to create change.
What is boycotting, writing letters and protesting?
The name of Ms. John's dog and her best dog friend/brother.
Who is Radley and Zorro?
The 3 staff members who have been at St. Ben's the longest.
Who are Ms. Bellia, Ms. Lisi and Mr. Gentzler?
Making sure no one is left out.
What is including others?