Zones
Feeling/Emotions
Coping Skills
100

What zone represents feeling calm and focused?

What is the Green Zone

100

What emotion might you feel in the Red Zone when things don’t go your way?

What is anger, mad, mean, body out of control

100

What is a calming technique you can use in the Red Zone?

What is deep breathing, asking for a break, finding a safe space, or talking to someone.

200

In which zone might you feel excited or silly?

What is the Yellow Zone

200

Which emotion could indicate you are in the Blue Zone?

What is sadness, sick, tired, bored, slow moving

200

What coping skill can help you shift from the Blue Zone to feeling better?

What is talking to someone, journaling, stretching, taking a break, taking a walk, or thinking of a happy place.

300

Which zone is characterized by feelings of anger or frustration?

What is the Red Zone

300

If you are feeling worried or anxious, which zone are you likely in?

What is the Yellow Zone

300

Which coping strategy can help you manage excitement in the Yellow Zone?

What is physical activity (like running or dancing)

400

What zone might you be in if you feel tired or sad?

What is the Blue Zone

400

What is a common feeling associated with being in the Green Zone?

What is happiness, calmness, focused, or ready to learn

400

What is one way to return to the Green Zone after feeling overwhelmed?

What is taking a break or using mindfulness

500

Name the four zones in the Zones of Regulation.

What are the Red Zone, Yellow Zone, Green Zone, and Blue Zone

500

Name three emotions you might experience in the Yellow Zone?

What are frustration, excitement, anxiety, worried, silly/wiggly, worried

500

Name a coping skill that can be used when you feel sad in the Blue Zone.

What is listening to music, creating art, talking to someone, taking a break, going for a walk, thinking of a happy place, or using a fidget.