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About Exploring Emotions: The Zones

Exploring Emotions is an SEL app that helps learners build emotional awareness, self-regulation skills, and coping strategies through interactive scenarios grounded in The Zones of Regulation® framework. Built on the same principles as The Zones of Regulation Digital Curriculum (not included), the app gives learners a structured way to recognize emotions, understand triggers, and practice strategies for self-management. When used alongside the Zones Digital Curriculum, learners have an opportunity to practice, strengthen, and generalize regulation skills. “Exploring Emotions is highly recommended for any educator working with students on emotional regulation.” — Jackie Bryla (A.C.T.) Build emotional literacy through real scenarios: Players navigate common school and social situations: a classroom, cafeteria, and park, learning to identify their Zones, reflect on goals, and explore regulation tools that support daily functioning. This approach reinforces core SEL concepts: emotional regulation, perspective taking, and flexible thinking. Key Features: - Audio narration supports accessibility and models communication. - Data tracking strengthens reflection by letting learners log their Zones, identify patterns, and share insights with educators or caregivers. - Customizable Toolbox with dozens of coping strategies and self-regulation tools. - Replayable scenarios that support practice, problem-solving, and skill generalization. - Mini games that connect emotional reactions to real-time decision making. - Multiple real-life environments that strengthen social-emotional learning. - Embedded references to The Zones curriculum for deeper instructional support. Designed for flexible use across SEL settings: Exploring Emotions supports Pre-K through secondary students and is also applicable for adults working on emotional regulation. It can be used in classrooms, therapy settings, and at home as part of a broader SEL or behavioral health program. Adult facilitation enhances skill transfer and strengthens connections to everyday life. Educators, therapists, and families use the app to reinforce emotional regulation, self-management, and coping strategies taught through The Zones framework. Download Exploring Emotions: The Zones and help learners build lifelong self-regulation skills.

Ratings & reviews

4.6

238 ratings

5 ★ 79% 4 ★ 13% 3 ★ 2% 2 ★ 3% 1 ★ 3%

What’s new

Version 1.5.0 · Updated December 22, 2025

• Updated Engine for improved performance and compatibility with the latest devices • Updated system SDKs, including iCloud support, data tracking, and graph generation • Refreshed reference links to help users learn more about the topics covered • Improved text, dialogue, and voiceover for greater clarity and accessibility • Critical bug fixes and overall stability improvements

App privacy

The developer, Selosoft, Inc., reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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