The adult at your school that will listen to all of your problems is called the ________________.
School Counselor
Is it okay to get angry?
yes, everyone gets angry, it is what you do with your anger that is important?
I am in big trouble if I have to see the school counselor!
False
What are the four Zones of Regulation?
Red Zone
Yellow Zone
Green Zone
Blue Zone
Yes or No. Is Mrs. Bates allowed to tell your teacher and friends what you talk about in her office?
No
What can you do if you are feeling sad?
talk to the school counselor, go for a walk, keep a journal, talk to a friend, etc.?
As soon as you leave a note, the counselor will come and get you immediately.
False
focused, calm, ready to learn, relaxed, happy, content
Green Zone
Name some times when you may want to talk to the school counselor.
death of someone you love, arguments with friends, feeling sad or lonely, being bullied, etc.
Where is your school counselor's office located?
In the main office by the 1st grade hallway.
Teachers or Parents may request that the school counselor invite a student in for an individual counseling session.
True
What zone is reserved for extreme emotions?
Red Zone
If you are dealing with a bully, should you tell an adult or keep it a secret?
Tell an adult
What is your school counselor's name?
Mrs. Bates
The only time that you should have any contact with the school counselor is when you have a big problem!
False
What zone do the following emotions go in:
exhausted, tired, bored, sad, sick
Blue Zone
If a friend tells you a secret that he/she is being hurt or abused, should you keep that secret?
No
If you need to see the school counselor what do you do?
Ask your teacher.
Teacher can email me.
Leave a note.
Email me to request an appointment.
Stop by my office.
You can tell your school counselor anything, and she will keep it confidential!
False. The school counselor has to report it if you tell her that someone is hurting you, you are hurting yourself, or you are hurting someone else.
What zone do the following feelings go in:
annoyed, excited, embarrassed, overwhelmed, nervous, silly
Yellow Zone