Name that emotion
Coping skills
Size of the problem
Zones Of Regulation
Feelings in the Body
100

What emotions is this... :)

happy

100

I take breaths in through my nose and out through my mouth 

deep breathing

100

If you drop your pencil on the floor, is that a small, medium, or big problem?


Small problem 

100

This zone is when your body feels calm, focused, and ready to learn.

Green Zone

100

When you feel nervous, this part of your body might feel fluttery or have “butterflies.”

Stomach/chest

200

My body starts to shake and sometimes I feel like I want to run away or hide

scared/afraid 
200

This coping skill can involve the use of headphones.

listening to music 

200

If two friends both want the same swing at recess, what size problem is that?

Small or Medium (depending on the answer)

200

This zone is when you might feel silly, wiggly, excited, or frustrated.

Yellow Zone

200

When you feel angry, your heart might beat fast, and your hands might feel like this.

Tight/hot/in a fist 

300

My face gets really red and I start to yell. This happens when someone does something I really don't like.

angry/mad/upset

300

If you are feeling very angry, this coping skill means walking away to take space before you say something you regret.

Taking a break

300

If there is a fire in the building, what size problem is that?


Big problem 

300

If you feel very sad, tired, or sick, you are most likely in this zone.

Blue Zone

300

If your shoulders are tight and your jaw is clenched, what feeling might you be starting to have?

Stress/anger/frusteration 

400

You just scored the game-winning goal. What emotion are you feeling?

proud/excited 

400

When you squeeze a stress ball, doodle, or do wall push-ups to calm your body, you are using this type of coping skill.

Releasing energy/movement break

400

If you have a small problem but react by yelling, crying loudly, and refusing to work, your reaction is bigger or smaller than the problem?


Bigger than the problem 

400

If someone is yelling, out of control, or extremely angry, they are in this zone.

Red Zone

400

If your body feels heavy, your eyes feel droopy, and you move slowly, which feeling might match those body clues?

Tired/sad/sick

500

My heart starts to beat really fast and I feel butterflies in my stomach

Nervous/Scared/excited 

500

If your body feels calm but your thoughts are racing and telling you something bad will happen, what type of coping skill could you use

Positive self-talk/take deep breathes/ talk to a trusted person 

500

If someone calls you annoying once,  what can you do?


Ignore it/Use calm words/Walk away/Tell an adult if it continues

500

If you are in the Yellow Zone before a test because you feel nervous, what can you do to calm down?


Deep breathing/Positive Self-talk/ use a fidget/ movement break

500

Why is it important to notice body feelings before your feelings get too big?

So you can calm down early before it gets out of control.

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