The Zones of Regulation Series
Announcing an all-new book now available!
As many of you have already heard, The Zones of Regulation® Digital Curriculum has launched. This platform is fully online and a comprehensive interactive approach to help learners understand and manage their emotions effectively. And we know that some educators, therapists, and parents prefer having a book as well to supplement their teaching toolkit. That’s why we are publishing this companion print product: Getting Into The Zones of Regulation™: The Complete Framework and Digital Curriculum Companion.
Getting Into The Zones of Regulation is the must-have print companion to The Zones of Regulation Digital Curriculum, including foundational knowledge and implementation guidance needed to teach the Zones with fidelity.
This guide orients you to the next evolution of The Zones of Regulation theory and methods and can be used in two ways: 1) to prepare you to teach the Digital Curriculum, or 2) to update your practices for those who already have the original Zones of Regulation Curriculum.
In addition, the book includes 6 months of FULL DIGITAL ACCESS to Concept 1 of the Digital Curriculum so readers can try out the many features including an Interactive Presentation and videos, visual supports, differentiated activities, and assessments.
Getting Into The Zones of Regulation Teaching Pathways
Getting Into The Zones of Regulation orients you to the next evolution of the Zones of Regulation theory and methods.
If you prefer digital, use it to prepare you to teach the concepts and lessons in The Zones Digital Curriculum. Learn more about the subscription-based curriculum at www.zonesofregulation.com.
Or, if you prefer print, use Getting Into The Zones of Regulation to update your practices in combination with the lessons and handouts from the original The Zones of Regulation book.
Either way, Getting Into The Zones of Regulation book includes 6 months of FULL DIGITAL ACCESS to Concept 1 of the Digital Curriculum so readers can try out the many features including an Interactive Presentation and videos, visual supports, differentiated activities, and assessments.
Do I need the new Getting Into The Zones of Regulation book if there’s a Digital Curriculum?
Do I need the new Getting Into The Zones of Regulation book if there’s a Digital Curriculum?
If I have the 2011 edition of the ZOR Curriculum, do I need the new Digital Curriculum?
If I have the 2011 edition of the ZOR Curriculum, do I need the new Digital Curriculum?
The new Digital Curriculum is informed by the author’s work with learners, schools, families, practitioners, and community partners over the years. The lesson concepts found within include the best from the original curriculum, along with numerous enhancements to make implementation easier for you, as well as more engaging for your learners. These enhancements contained in each lesson concept include the following:
- Ready-to-use digital presentations with interactive activities and videos to engage learners.
- Integration of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) to minimize barriers for learners of different ages and abilities. This includes numerous extension activities geared for instruction at different ages and support levels.
- A Guide with detailed step-by-step teaching points and suggestions for differentiating and extending learning.
- Easy access to downloadable resources:
- Updated graphics, visual supports, and activity sheets
- Formative assessments
- School-to-home connection (The Bridge)
The Zones Digital Curriculum also includes the following new Zones of Regulation core content:
- What is Regulation?
- Intro to The Zones
- All The Zones are Okay
- My Signals, My Zones
- The Zones Check-In
- Situations that Trigger and Spark
- What Is a Regulation Tool
- Building a Zones Toolbox
- Deciding to Regulate
- The Zones Pathway
- Zones in Community
- Reflecting on Regulation
Can I still order The Zones of Regulation curriculum book (2011 edition)?
Can I still order The Zones of Regulation curriculum book (2011 edition)?
Is The Zones of Regulation curriculum book (2011 edition) out of date?
Is The Zones of Regulation curriculum book (2011 edition) out of date?
The existing book remains useful and contains valuable information, however, the Digital Curriculum contains many new resources and updated lessons to expand on the original core teaching.
We are excited to announce the release of the newly designed, colorful, and practical 5-poster set for supporting the Zones of Regulation concepts and lessons. This new 5-poster set is available now to hang in your classroom, hallway, or home. (Each poster is also available individually.)
The set includes:
- New! The Zones Check-In poster
- New! The Zones of Regulation Pathway poster
- Updated! The Zones of Regulation poster, featuring new 4-color feeling illustrations and new graphics with a diverse cast of characters
- Updated & expanded! Triggers & Sparks poster
- Updated! Stop, Opt & Go poster with refreshed design and content
Budget-Conscious Bundles of Books, Card Decks, and Games for Ages 5-18+
Explore our convenient Zones of Regulation product bundles that help teach and implement The Zones of Regulation framework, curriculum, and strategies across developmental ages in mainstream primary and secondary classrooms—and save while you’re doing it!
Save on social emotional learning tools for different age groups
Calming Down and Cooling Off: Helping Children with ADHD Learn to Manage Their Emotions
Attention Magazine, August 2020
By Judith M. Glasser
If you have a child with ADHD, you are probably intimately aware of the fact that people with this diagnosis often have trouble managing their feelings. There is an app from the Zones of Regulation curriculum that may be very helpful for educating children about their emotions and about learning to regulate them.
Integrating Social Emotional Learning and Academics in Every Grade: Social And Emotional Learning Strategies Help Kids Focus on Their Classes
Edutopia, October 2015
Before students can start working on better controlling their feelings, they must be able to identify them. Symonds teachers start working with students as early as kindergarten on examining and naming their feelings. One of their tools is a framework called The Zones of Regulation.
How to Check on Your Child’s Emotional Health
Sonoma County Gazette, March 2021
If you have a child with ADHD, you are probably intimately aware of the fact that people with this diagnosis often have trouble managing their feelings. There is an app from The Zones of Regulation curriculum that may be very helpful for educating children about their emotions and about learning to regulate them.
Zones of Regulation and the Brevard Public Schools School Safety and Climate Study
April, 2020
“77% reported doing better in school after program participation, and 81% reported that they are better at handling daily life.”
Testimonials from Parents, Teachers, and Clinicians
