Understanding the Zones of Regulation
A Grade 3 social studies worksheet to help students understand and identify different emotional zones and coping strategies.
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Understanding the Zones of Regulation
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Read each question carefully and answer to the best of your ability. This worksheet will help you learn about the different Zones of Regulation and how to manage your feelings.
1. Which Zone is usually associated with feeling happy, calm, and focused?
Red Zone
Green Zone
Yellow Zone
Blue Zone
2. When you are feeling frustrated or worried, you might be in the:
Blue Zone
Green Zone
Yellow Zone
Red Zone
3. When you are angry or out of control, you are likely in the Zone.
4. Feeling sad, tired, or sick often means you are in the Zone.
5. The Zone is where you want to be most of the time because you are ready to learn.
6. Name one feeling you might have if you are in the Yellow Zone.
7. What is one 'tool' or strategy you can use to get back to the Green Zone if you are in the Blue Zone?
8. It is bad to be in the Red Zone.
True
False
9. Everyone experiences different emotions, and that's okay.
True
False
10. Think about a time you were in the Yellow Zone. What happened, and what did you do to try and get back to the Green Zone?
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