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Understanding the Zones of Regulation

A Grade 6 social studies worksheet to help students understand and identify the Zones of Regulation and develop strategies for managing their emotions.

Grade 6 Social studies Social SkillsZones of Regulation
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SS.6.C.2.1Social-Emotional LearningZones of RegulationEmotion ManagementSelf-Regulation
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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 understand the different Zones of Regulation and how to manage your emotions.

1. The   Zone is when you feel happy, focused, and ready to learn.

2. When you are feeling frustrated or worried, you might be in the   Zone.

3. The   Zone is for intense feelings like anger, rage, or terror.

4. If you are tired, sad, or sick, you are likely in the   Zone.

5. Which zone describes a state of calm and readiness?

a

Blue Zone

b

Green Zone

c

Yellow Zone

d

Red Zone

6. What is a common feeling associated with the Yellow Zone?

a

Contentment

b

Excitement

c

Sadness

d

Anger

7. It is always bad to be in the Red Zone.

T

True

F

False

8. Using coping strategies can help you move from the Red Zone to the Green Zone.

T

True

F

False

9. Describe a time when you felt yourself moving into the Yellow Zone. What caused it and what did you do?

10. Name two strategies you can use to help yourself return to the Green Zone when you are feeling frustrated.

Use the words below to complete the sentences.

regulation
feelings
tools
triggers

11. The Zones of Regulation help us identify and manage our  .

12. It's important to understand your  , which are things that cause you to move into different zones.

13. Self-  is the ability to manage your emotions and behaviors.

14. We can use different coping   to help us get back to the Green Zone.