Name that zone!
What am I feeling?
Strategies
100

What zone is Sam in when he is feeling tired, because he didn't get enough sleep last night and is having a hard time paying attention to his history teacher?

blue zone

100

Give me 3 feelings/ emotions in the blue zone

(any emotion/ feeling in the blue zone)

100

Alex is crying because his favorite game wasn't chosen by the group. Tell me 2 ways Alex can handle this.

Example: Alex could suggest that his favorite game be played next time. Alex could find another time to play his favorite game with the group.

200

Kara is upset and overwhelmed, because she has a lot of homework and two tests this week. She doesn't know what to do. What zone is she in?

yellow

200

Give me 3 feelings in the yellow zone

(any feelings/ emotions in the yellow zone)

200

Sarah is bored and tired in her class. She is having trouble staying awake. Tell me TWO ways Sarah can help herself stay awake.

Examples: Drink a glass of water, chair push ups, movement break, etc.

300

Thomas is sitting is his chair upright and straight. He is listening to the teacher and ready to learn. What zone is he in?

green

300

Give me 3 feelings in the green zone.

(any feelings in the green zone)

300

Tim is so goofy and hyper during class. He's on the verge of being out of control. What should he do?

One example: Take 3 deep breaths

400

Sally is feeling silly! She is making funny faces, sticking her tongue out and telling funny jokes. What zone is she in?

yellow

400

Give me 3 feelings in the red zone.

(any feelings in the red zone).

400

When is it okay to be in the yellow zone at school?

Examples: Recess, lunch, play time

500

Julie is on the playground for recess. She starts yelling at a classmate because one of them pushed her. She is feeling out of control! What zone is she in?

red

500
True or False: Red zone is bad and green zone is good.
False. All zones are okay and perfectly normal. Neither of them are bad.
500

When is it okay to be in the red zone?

Examples: If you are hurt, in pain, loss of a family member or loved one.