How many zones are there?
A behavior that makes others feel good and calm is called....
Expected behavior
What are the the 3 different sizes of a problem?
small, medium, and big
What makes a good friend?
Positive Qualities
What is something you can do to calm yourself down?
What are the four colors of each zone?
Blue, Green, Yellow, and Red
A behavior that makes others feel weird or annoyed is called....
Unexpected behavior
How many people are affected by small problems?
1-2
What makes a bad friend?
negative qualities
What can you do when you are stuck a on a problem/confused?
Ask for help
What will your body language look like in the green zone in school?
Body facing forward, sitting up, feeling ready to learn, active listening, following directions
Name an example of an expected behavior in the classroom
Facing the speaker, participation, being respectful, raising your hand
What should you do if you have a big problem?
Ask for help!
Give an example of positive self talk (what can you tell yourself when you are feeling down?)
How many Zones can we be in during the day?
All of them at any point of time.
Talking when someone else is talking is what kind of behavior
Unexpected
A classmate interrupts you is this a small or big problem
Small
What are the 5 levels of friendship? Family, Close friends, Growing friends, ________, and strangers
Acquaintance
What is an example of an off task behavior
talking to our classmates, playing on our Chromebook, walking around the classroom
True or false? It is bad to be in the red zone
False
True
Your friend made a joke and it hurt your feelings. What size is this problem? How should you react?
Small. You could talk to your friend and tell them how you feel and ask them to not say that again
What is the difference between a close friend, a growing friend, and an acquaintance?
close friend: a best friend
growing friend: someone we talk to sometimes and are getting to know
acquaintance: someone we know of and see in the hallway/class
What are the group expectations?
Get along, Respect, On-task behavior, Use polite voices, Participate