Emotions/Zones
Nonverbal Communication
Relationships
100
What is 1 thing that makes you feel happy? What is 1 thing that makes you feel mad?
answers may vary
100
What body parts do you use to tell us how you feel?
1) feet, hands, hair
2) eyes, mouth, shoulders
3) ears, elbows, stomach
2) eyes, mouth, shoulders
100
Who is a friend?
examples of friends
200
What are some feelings in the GREEN zone?
Happy, calm, ready to learn
200
How does this person feel? How do you know?
annoyed, upset
arms crossed, not looking at the other person, eyebrows down
200
What are some examples of community workers?
doctors, teachers, store workers, etc.
300
What do you feel in the RED zone?
angry, mad, upset
300
What is personal space? How close should we get to people?
how far away you should stay from someone, an arms length
300
How can you act around your family?
can be relaxed, can hug and kiss family members, can tell them anything, they keep you safe, etc.
400
What is something you can do when you feel in the RED zone?
use a tool, take a break, deep breaths, tell an adult, etc.
400
If you want to show someone you are paying attention and are interested, what should you do with your body to show this?
look at them, turn your body/shoulders towards them, nod your head, wait your turn to talk, etc.
400
If someone wants a hug who is a friend, what should you do?
ask, tell them yes/no before you hug them
500
How do you feel in the BLUE zone? What can you do or say to make it better?
sad, sick, hurt
use a tool, tell someone, etc.
500
How can people tell you are being sarcastic?
When should you NOT be sarcastic?
by the tone of your voice
in serious conversations, when you are in professional settings, when you are trying to be respectful (e.g. with your parents, with teachers, at work, etc.)
500
What can you do with a friend or family member that you can't with a stranger or community worker?
hug, kiss, tell secrets to, call them, talk to them on social media, etc.