Feeling Wheel
Expected/Unexpected Behavior
Feeling Wheel Tools
Self-Control/Thinking Brain, Feeling Brain
Flexible Thinking/Size of the Problem
100

What color area is the emotion "tired" in on the Feeling Wheel?

Blue area

100
What is an expected behavior?

Actions that follow the rules and make others and ourselves feel good in the classroom

100

What can we use to change where we are at on the Feeling Wheel?

Emotion tools

100

What does the red part of the Stop, Think, Act stoplight visual mean?

Stop what you are doing

100

If you can bend/change your thoughts to think of many different solutions to a problem, are your thoughts flexible or not flexible?

Flexible

200

What color area is the emotion "scared" in on the Feeling Wheel?

Red area

200

What is an unexpected behavior?

Actions that may surprise others or make them feel not so good in the classroom

200

Is jumping like a frog 5 times an example of a tool we can use when we are in the blue area of the Feeling Wheel or the yellow/red area of the Feeling Wheel?

Blue area emotion tool

200

What is the job of our thinking brain?

Our thinking brain controls our thoughts and helps us make good choices.

200

If you lose a game at school, are you having a big problem or a small problem?

Small problem

300

When we are in the yellow area of the Feeling Wheel, are we flying high like a bird or laying low like an ant?

Flying high like a bird

300

Is raising your hand an example of an expected behavior or unexpected behavior?

Expected behavior

300

When we are listening with our whole bodies, are our hands sitting quiet and ready in our laps or are they touching our friends?

Sitting quiet and ready in our laps

300

When our thinking brain and feeling brain are working together, which part is in control?

Thinking brain

300

When someone is in danger and we are unable to solve the problem by ourselves, are we having big problem or a small problem?

Big problem

400

What area of the Feeling Wheel are we in when we work best in the classroom?

Green area

400

Is pushing a friend an example of an expected behavior or an unexpected behavior?

Unexpected behavior

400

Is counting to 10 an example of a tool we can use when we are in the blue area of the Feeling Wheel or red/yellow area of the Feeling Wheel?

Red/yellow area
400

Ben could not remember the directions for his worksheet. He thought about who may be able to help him remember the directions. What area of the stoplight visual is Ben currently in - Red or yellow?

Yellow. Ben is thinking of his options.

400

Is a rock flexible or not flexible?

Not flexible

500

When we are feeling "happy", is our brain clear or jumbled?

Clear

500

Is cleaning up toys an example of an expected behavior or an unexpected behavior?

Expected behavior

500

Do red/yellow emotion tools help slow us down like a turtle or speed us up like a cheetah?

Slow us down like a turtle
500

What color emotions are we feeling when our feeling brain is in control?

Yellow or Red emotions

500

Is it okay to have a big reaction to a small problem?

Probably not

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