Give me 3 feelings in the blue zone
(any emotion/ feeling in the blue zone)
What does my body look like when I'm in the yellow zone?
Active, wiggly, hard to sit still, tense, heart beating fast
Alex is sad because he is having a hard time climbing the tree with his friends. Tell me 2 ways Alex can handle this.
Count to ten, take deep breaths, hand pushes, walk away to take a break and then try again, think positive thoughts
Give me 3 feelings in the yellow zone
(any feelings/ emotions in the yellow zone)
What does my body look like when I'm in the blue zone?
Still, slouched, curled up, floppy, turned away, quiet, heart beating slowly
Tim is really worried about having to tell his friend how he is feeling. He's on the verge of being out of control. What should he do?
Take deep breaths, count to 10, think positive thoughts
What does my body look like when I'm in the green zone?
Calm, alert, looking and listening, turned towards others, relaxed, ready
When is it okay to be in the red zone?
If you are hurt, in pain, or in danger.
It's okay to be in the red zone for a short time at home or in school as long as you can quickly get back in the green zone.
What does my body look like when I'm in the red zone?
Fists clenched, energetic, hot, shaky, stiff, tight, heart beating fast, frown or eyebrows furrowed
When is it okay to be in the yellow zone?
When you're playing, having fun, or have free time.
Julie is in the playground for recess. She is mean to her classmates and starts hitting them, because one of her classmates pushed her. She is out of control! What zone is she in?
red
If I'm slouching in my chair or hiding under my bed or in the cuddle swing, what zone am I in?
blue zone
Sarah is bored and tired in her class. She can't pay attention. Tell me 2 ways Sarah can get focused.
Move her body, drink cold water