How might you feel in the red zone?
Angry, upset, huge reaction
What zone would you be in if you had rock brain? and how would you help get back to the green zone?
Take some deep breaths, go for a walk, notice you are having rock Brain and say "I can be flexible and have an expected reaction"
What strategies would you use if someone was making you upset at recess
Walk away, take a break/walk, play with a different friend, tell a teacher/adult
How might you feel in the green zone?
Happy, Calm, Ready to learn
What zone would you be in if Glassman showed up? and what SuperFlex strategy would you use to get back to the green zone?
Red/Yellow Zone
take a break / some deep breaths /talk it out with an adult
think about the size of the problem and size of reaction and if they match
self-talk: I am starting to get upset, I can keep the problem small and have a small reaction
Your brother is calling you names what is the expected and unexpected reaction?
expected, walk away and tell a parent, or tell them that it makes you sad or upset unexpected- call names back and have a huge upset reaction
How might you feel in the blue zone?
Sad, tired, sick
You see someone that is sad what do you do?
You check in on them, see if they want to talk, if they need help or want grown up help, let an adult know.
How might you feel in the yellow zone?
Nervous, Silly, Excited, Frustrated
What zone is was funny once in? What is his power? How do you defeat him?
Yellow, humor at the wrong times, self talk, is this the right time to be funny?
You break your pencil in class, what is the expected and unexpected reaction? What size of a problem is this? What should the size of the reaction be?
expected- get up quietly and sharpen or get a new pencil
unexpected - fall on the floor screaming, take someone else's pencil.
Problem is Small : Reaction is Small
Why is it especially important to notice when we are in the yellow zone at school?
Because we might be able to help us from getting into the red zone which means we would be out control and maybe not being safe with our body.