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Zones of Regulation

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Intervention designed to teach students emotional control.

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1
What is the blue zone?
Low state of awareness (eg. sad or tired)
Extremely heightened state of awareness (eg. rage or panic)
Heightened state of alertness (eg. excited or nervous)
Regulated state of awareness (eg. happy or focused)
2
Who is Zones designed for?
Adults
Everyone!
Elementary Kids
Secondary Kids
3
What types of students could benefit from Zones?
All the above.
ASD (autism) Students
General Education Students
Behavior Students
4
What is the yellow zone?
Heightened state of alertness (eg. excited or nervous)
Regulated state of awareness (eg. happy or focused)
Low state of awareness (eg. sad or tired)
Extremely heightened state of awareness (eg. rage or panic)
5
How many kids can be in a Zones group if there is only one facilitator?
30
2-4
1-8
10-15
6
What needs does Zones address?
Calming techniques and behavior management.
Emotion regulation and organization
Self-regulation and emotion control
Behavior tools and sensory break
7
What is the red zone?
Regulated state of awareness (eg. happy or focused)
Extremely heightened state of awareness (eg. rage or panic)
Low state of awareness (eg. sad or tired)
Heightened state of alertness (eg. excited or nervous)
8
How long are the Zones sessions?
20 minutes
10 minutes
30 minutes
15 minutes
9
What is the green zone?
Heightened state of alertness (eg. excited or nervous)
Extremely heightened state of awareness (eg. rage or panic)
Regulated state of awareness (eg. happy or focused)
Low state of awareness (eg. sad or tired)
10
What tier in MTSS could Zones be?
Tier 2 and/or 3
Tier 3
Tier 2
Tier 1