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Supports
to
teach
positive
behaviors:
ZONES
OF
REGULATION Supports
to
teach
positive
behaviors:
ZONES
OF
REGULATION The
Zones
of
Regulation®
is
a
curriculum
designed
to
address
many underlying
deficits
in
order
to
improve
self-‐regulation
and
social
success.
The
Zones
teaches
students
to
recognize
when
moving
towards
a
less
regulated
state
and
increases
awareness
of
triggers,
physiological
states
and
emotions.
Additionally,
students
reflect
on
how
their
actions
impact
outcomes,
thus
increasing
social
cognition
about
how
those
around
them
think
and
feel
as
a
result
of
their
behavior
and
meta-‐ cognition
in
measuring
their
success
in
reaching
goals.
Lastly,
students
learn
when
and
how
to
use
a
variety
of
tools. The
Zones
uses
a
systematic,
cognitive
behavior
approach
to
teach
self
regulation
by
categorizing
all
the
different
ways
we
feel
and
states
of
alertness
we
experience
into
four
concrete
zones. -‐Promoting
Social
Regulation Leah
Kuypers,
Creator
of
Zones
of
Regulation® Supports
to
teach
positive
behaviors:
ZONES
OF
REGULATION Supports
to
teach
positive
behaviors:
ZONES
OF
REGULATION Supports
to
teach
positive
behaviors:
ZONES
OF
REGULATION Supports
to
teach
positive
behaviors:
ZONES
OF
REGULATION Supports
to
teach
positive
behaviors:
ZONES
OF
REGULATION Supports
to
teach
positive
behaviors:
ZONES
OF
REGULATION Introductory
Lesson
– Elementary:
Read
students
a
book,
for
instance:
Today
I
Feel
Silly,
Jamie
Lee
Curtis The
Way
I
Feel,
Janan Cain
Identify
Emotions
/
Zones
in
the
book
while
reading.
Supports
to
teach
positive
behaviors:
ZONES
OF
REGULATION Today
I
feel
silly.
Mom
says
it's
the
heat. I
put
rouge
on
the
cat
and
gloves
on
my
feet. I
ate
noodles
for
breakfast
and
pancakes
at
night. I
dressed
like
a
star
and
was
quite
a
sight.
Today
I
am
sad,
my
mood's
heavy
and
gray.
There's
a
frown
on
my
face
and
it's
been
there
all
day. My
best
friend
and
I
had
a
really
big
fight. She
said
that
I
tattled
and
I
know
that
she's
right. Supports
to
teach
positive
behaviors:
ZONES
OF
REGULATION Introductory
Lesson
– Secondary: *
Play
Emotion
Charades
Game Students
demonstrate
emotions
and
class
decides
what
zone
that
goes
into.
*Or,
play
Zones
Bingo
Supports
to
teach
positive
behaviors:
ZONES
OF
REGULATION Follow-‐Up
Lessons:
Identifying
Zones
Before
students
can
correctly
identify
the
zones
in
themselves,
they
must
be
able
to
recognize
the
zones
in
others
(p.54)
It
is
important
to
emphasize
that
all
zones
are
appropriate
depending
on
the
circumstances,
but
that
the
GREEN
ZONE
is
the
optimal
learning
zone,
and
the
best
place
for
most
school
activities. Supports
to
teach
positive
behaviors:
ZONES
OF
REGULATION Next
Lessons:
Identifying
Zones
in
Ourselves
/
Goal-‐Setting
and
Reflection
Once
students
are
adept
at
identifying
feelings
in
others,
it
is
important
to
move
onto
identifying
the
zones
and
related
feelings
and
behaviors
in
themselves. Supports
to
teach
positive
behaviors:
ZONES
OF
REGULATION Tools
for
Implementation -‐Social
Stories -‐Toolbox -‐Tracking
Sheets -‐Calming
Techniques -‐Thinking
Strategies -‐Classroom
Applications Social
Stories
about
The
Zones
of
Regulations Zones
of
Regulations Toolbox Calming
Techniques Thinking
Strategies Tracking
Tools