FEDLs
Safety/Visuals
Floortime/Play
Staff
Final Jeopardy
100

What does FEDL stand for?

Functional Emotional Developmental Levels

100

True or False - All student visuals look the same.

False

100

Name two activities you could do with the concept of Tunnel.

answer varies

100

Name of the Lead DIR Specialist.

Nyssa 

200

What is the name of FEDL 1?

Regulation and Shared Attention

200

Your student begins to hit you and attempts to bite. What do you do?

- Step back and call a code red

200

Give two examples you could incorporate play into academics.

Answers may vary. 

200

You go to this person if you have a question about a student's safety plan.

Pod Blue Responder

300

Intentional Two-Way Purposeful Communication is which FEDL?

FEDL 3

300

Name three reasons you might call a code yellow.

-student not connected

-TA needs to grab materials 

-TA needs to use the bathroom

-Student needs support in the bathroom

-Need a new idea for student 

- etc


300

What FEDL does Symbolic Play start to develop?

FEDL 5 

300

Who are the Mandt Trainers?

Kelly and Ife
400

What is the name of FEDL 5?

Symbolic Thinking/Language/Emotion

400

Name two examples of what you might use visuals for other than the students schedule.

-during a transition

-new student joins the classroom

-TA, teacher, or support staff change

-upcoming breaks

-etc

400

This term is a key component of the models used at SEA to support a student's arousal level, motor planning, engagement, interaction and emotional development. It should be tailored to the student and the situation. It can be high, low, or modulated. What is it?

Affect
400

Founders of the school

Linda Cervenka

Michele Ricamato

Deanna Tyrpak

500

Define the term co-regulation.

The process when a caregiver support's the students ability to stay calm and focused through the use of their facial expression, voice and movement.

500

Name the crisis intervention system we use at SEA.

Mandt

500

Name three Floortime Principles.

✓ Follow the child's lead 

✓ Join at the child's developmental level 

✓ Build on what is meaningful to the child 

✓ Open and close circles of communication 

✓ Create a play environment and interact playfully. 

✓ Broaden the child's range of interactive experience. 

✓ Broaden the range of processing and motor capacities used in 

interactions 

✓ Tailor your interactions to the child's individual profile 

✓ Support the developmental levels of the child as you interact. 

500

Name 2 members of the Curriculum Team.

Jenna

Lindsey 

Joslyn 

Brenna

500

Name the two models we use at SEA.

DIR and Developmental Language