Zones of Regulation
Coping Skills
MISC.
Mindfulness
Emotional Regulation
100

Your palms are sweaty, your heart is beating fast, and you have "butterflies" in your stomach. What emotion are you feeling?

Anxious or nervous (Yellow Zone)

100

What is your favorite strategy to use when you need a break?


(Insert break tool here )

100

A negative mindset characterized by the general expectation that bad things will happen and that problems are permanent and widespread.

Pessimism

100

the practice of replacing negative or unhelpful thoughts with encouraging, positive phrases

positive self-talk

100


"I can ask for help and try my best!"

"I'm here to learn and get smarter!"

"Hard things get easier with practice!"


What's an example of positive  self talk when you are having a hard time with classwork?

200

It is completely normal and okay to move in and out of different zones throughout the day.

True

200

What could you do at home and at school when you get annoyed, angry, overwhelmed, or have feelings of anxiety?

Take a break, use a fidget, take a deep breath, take a walk, get a drink of water, talk to an adult 

200

True or false FILTERING is when you only remember the bad stuff 


What is True

200

The method of calming yourself by naming 

5 things you can see, 4 you can physically feel, 3 you can hear, 2 you can smell, and 1 you can taste

what is the 5-4-3-2-1 method

200


Name calling... which may hurt someone's feelings

Hitting/kicking/throwing... where someone can get hurt

What is an example of a poor way to cope with feeling frustrated/angry?


300

You've been staring at a blank page for 20 minutes and don't know what to do. What zone might you be entering?

The Blue Zone (feeling unmotivated/stuck) or the Yellow Zone (feeling frustrated).

300

Name a deep breathing technique

box breathing, 5 Finger Breathing, Blow out the candles and breathe in the flowers

300

What dinemsion of health involves  getting enough sleep.

What is physical health 

300

Instead of thinking about the past or worrying about the future, mindfulness is all about focusing on this specific time

the present

300

Someone who thinks the problem is tempoary

who is an optimist

400

A discrete strategy you can use at your desk without disturbing others.

Hand squeezes, chair presses, or drawing

400
How is an I-Statement structured

I feel [emotion] when [behavior] because [reason or impact]. I need/would like [request]." 

400

True or False: If you ignore someone who is bothering you, it always makes the problem go away

What is False (Sometimes you need to use your words or ask an adult for help)

400

A technique that involves moving your attention slowly from the top of your head to the tips of your toes to notice how your body feels.

the ________ scan.

body scan

400

Thinking you are the cause of a negative event or taking things personally that are not meant that way.


"The only reason we broke up is because i was not good enough "

what is personalizing 

500

You are working on a group project, and a classmate completely changes your work without asking. You notice your jaw clenching, your chest tightening, and a strong urge to yell. What zone are you in? and what is a coping skill for this emotion.

what is red /

Hydrate , color

pause, explain  

exercise, forgive 

500

This is the act of directing your attention to the present moment, which can help calm your body and mind

What is mindfulness

500

What dinemsion of health involves the ability to open you mind to new ideas and experiences.

What is intellectual health 

500

Name an emotion the student may be feeling in this situation

"Student puts his/her head down on their desk and refuses to do any homework."

Frustrated

Mad

Tired

Overwhelmed


500

the events or experiences, or physical states (like being hungry or tired) that cause an emotion to build up quickly

emotional trigger

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