Expectations
Zones of Regulation
Tools to Regulate
Size of the Problem
Putting it all together
100

True or false, at KTS we can all show kind, thinking scholarly expectations everywhere we go.

True

100

How many zones are there?

four- red, yellow, green, blue

100

Fill in the blanks: A tool is something that can help me ___  ____  _______ at school

"do my job"

100
This is a problem that you can solve on your own

A small problem

100

Name the zone, expected or unexpected and size of the problem: You are frustrated when your pencil breaks and you shout loudly in class

Yellow zone, small problem, unexpected volume

200

Name two ways you can be kind at recess

can be- playing a game with a friend, holding the door, sharing materials, giving compliments, inviting a friend to play

200

If a teacher notices I am having a hard time focusing or participating in class they may ask me to do this first

Check in with a Regulation bookmark

200

True or false, we only need one tool for all of the zones.

False, we use many tools to help our bodies feel regulated across all the zones.

200

When will a teacher maybe help you solve the problem?

When it is a medium sized problem. 

200

Name the zone, size of the problem and expected/unexpected behavior: Someone is sitting in your chair when you get to class so you ask them to move.

Green zone, small problem, expected asking kindly

300

When we are talking about expectations KTS stands for

Kind Thinking Scholars

300

True or false, all students have to be in the green zone, all the time

False, it is normal to be in all the zones each day. 

300

True or false, when I use a movement break I have to leave the classroom

False, some movements can be done quietly in the room so I don't miss any learning

300

What should you do if you have a small problem?

Take a moment to pause and think of how you can fix it.

300

Name the zone, size of the problem, expected or unexpected behavior: At recess someone is playing with equipment you want to use and you grab at from them while laughing.

yellow zone, medium problem, unexpected-grabbing

400

Name a difference with expectations inside vs. outside

can be- volume level, movement

400

Who can tell you what zone you are in?

Only you! Teachers may notice what is going on, but only you know how your body is feeling. 

400

Name 2 places nearby that you can find or use a tool to regulate

Can be: in class- movement, fidgets, calm corner, in vestibule- movement or visual regulation strategies.

400

When this size of the problem an adult will help you find a solution

A big problem

400

Name the zone, size of the problem, expected vs. unexpected behavior: In art you spill a little paint on the floor and start crying waiting for the teacher to clean it up. 

Blue zone, small problem, unexpected- could be scholarly to start cleaning it up

500

Is it okay to show unexpected behavior if someone else does something unexpected first?

No, you can always show expected behavior

500

Name three feeling words for the yellow zone.

Can be- worried, frustrated, silly, nervous, excited

500

Demonstrate a tool you can use when you feel tired.

Can be-stretching, breathing, toe touches, water, etc.

500

True or false, if I say I am having a huge problem on the bookmark a teacher or clinician will come see my right away.

False, teachers and clinicians will always check in with you but sometimes you may have to wait. 
500

Name the zone, size of the problem, unexpected vs. expected behavior: In reading the book is confusing and you don't understand the assignment, so you raise your hand and ask for help

Green zone, small problem, expected- thinking and asking for help

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