Zones of regulation display

Zones of Regulation

This bulletin board was about emotion control. The purpose of the 5 different emotions were given along with synonyms for each emotion and some ways to deal with these emotions. This board was themed from the movie Inside Out.

I found an example of this adorable display on pinterest and needed to make my own. I just used construction paper and printed out images/words and had them laminated. Now I have a display of 2 of my favorite things :)

Poster describing the zones of regulation self-regulation program using visuals from the hit film 'Inside Out'

‘Inside out’ themed display for the zones of regulation. It includes the emotions felt in each zone, and the ways to stay calm and return back to green zones. Visuals to support SEN children as well.

Amber Nicole on Instagram: “New Zones of Regulation display up and ready to go! Just have to add photos of the students pulling different faces to show the different…”

Zones of regulation display

Zone of regulation wall & feelings under each zone. (Make using paint sample strips)

ZONES OF REGU L A T I O N 👏✨// How do you promote self-reflection of emotions in your classroom? Let me know below ⬇️✨ You guys KNOW I love anything visual to help my lil learners and this display by @littlemissmazzo is just (Search Symons Says Zones of Regulation on TpT for this FREEBIE) 🙌🏻 I love to promote awareness that ALL emotions are normal with my students and think this “check in” style display in a quiet place in your classroom would be perfect 💓👏

Social Thinking on Instagram: "💚💙💛❤️ We're loving this Lego® Zones Check In made by special education teacher, Crystal Lantu @crystallantu, who works with grades K-5 in small groups for social/behavioral skills. This year, she updated their check-in routine and the students are LOVING it! Each student has a Lego® character they move to the Zone they are feeling before they begin their group time. They can also move to another Zone during the group if that occurs. Students have enjoyed…

Visual support for the Zones of Regulation

This is a zones of self regulation board. A student will walk up to the board and first look at the pictures of their classmates emotions under each color zone in order to figure out how they feel. Then they follow the column over to the right to the description words of that emotion in that zone. Lastly they look at what they can do in order to get out of a zone or stay in a zone. This allows students to manage their own behavior and to problem solve. #Autismmom

This visual tool is intended to help students identify how they feel and what they would need to help them regulate! These resources turned out to be a great asset in my classroom calm down area.