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Students learn to identify when they are angry so they can implement calming strategies.
Grades: 1–3 | Format: PDF download
Give students focused reading practice and opportunities to explain their understanding.
Students learn to identify when they are angry so they can implement calming strategies.
Whole-class instruction, small groups, independent practice, or enrichment.
Preview the student pages, choose the activities, and print the pages you need.
Students learn to identify when they are angry so they can implement calming strategies.
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Karlie M. –
Thanks for sharing this resource. It was easy to use, engaging and my students loved it.
Cindy S. –
My kids love it! Great resource and easy to use.
Jasmine M. –
This is a great resource. It was easy for students to use and understand.
Middle Grades Modified –
Great resource for my students. Thanks so much!!!!
Megan E. –
I used this to help my students with instruction in the area of academics during the day!
Taylor B. –
Perfect resource for teaching and reviewing anger management.
Jenny O. –
Helpful for kids who are struggling with anger management. The visuals are good for elementary students!
Haylee D. –
I used the puzzle from this resource to support my clients understanding of the steps it takes to regulate.
Rhiannon G. –
My students enjoyed using this resource! Thank you for sharing!
Samantha D. –
Great resource for kiddos who struggle to manage big emotions. Used with a neurotypical kiddo with PTSD.
Ashten E. –
I love being able to use this as a resource in my classroom with my students as we work through emotional regulation.
Andrea Stallsworth –
This has been an invaluable resource in the SEL curriculum within my alternative classroom. Students are actively participating in understanding their anger triggers in the hopes that we can send them back to their zoned schools with tools to improve behaviors and not return to our classroom.
Bethany M. –
Great visuals to use for helping to reset when upset.
Alexa Merrell –
My students loved this resource! Easy to use and minimal prep time!
Jaclyn M. –
Fun and engaging activity for my younger students who are struggling with handling feelings on anger.
Michael R. –
I love that this is a good activity to complete with my students that they are then able to take with them as a reminder. It’s engaging and easy to print/use.
Jennifer C. –
This was very helpful for my 5th grade dyslexic son. My son can get very frustrated at school and this is a good resource for him.
Rachel L. –
Perfect to use with my kids who struggle, I loved all the different resources that came with this product!
Lisa B. –
This is one of my favorite resources! It has so many resources to help students regulate and express their feelings. It works so great for me to use in my special ed classroom.
Annette L. –
My students loved using this resource. They found it engaging.
McKenzie H. –
This is a great and easy resource to use as a first year counselor.
Kristy Andres –
There is so much variety in this activity! I loved all the different ways to talk about anger.
Thriving Through Teaching –
This is an excellent set of resources to help students identify why they are feeling anger, THANK YOU!
sara D. –
Could be used in person and online
April M. –
Great ideas for helping kids manage their anger
Shonna H. –
My students loved this resource and have been practicing the strategies taught.
Nicole R. –
Thanks
Steph P. –
I really liked the variety of resources that came with this resource-many options for SEL time.
Teresa T. –
Used this for counseling individual students with anger issues. It seemed to help the students.
tracy M. –
This is perfect for some of my students – it is very helpful when dealing with their emotions
Amanda P. –
Great resource to use with individual students! Thank you!
becky T. –
great group resource
Leticia B. –
It gave me a look into how they feel when they are angry. I loved seeing what they do at home to calm themselves.
Sara D. –
This is a great book for kids to make and take home after a lesson on anger!
Amy W. –
Very user friendly.
elizabeth G. –
Students were very engaged!
Melissa R. –
My students loved working with this resource and did very well with it!
Kaite Q. –
Excellent resource!!
Caitlin P. –
Love this resource!
Norma G. –
Love this! Great resource!
Krista Rogers –
Great classroom and individual resource.
Megan T. –
I loved using this resource to help teach strategies for dealing with anger. I’ve seen an improvement. Thank you!
Krystle P. –
Great resource! It was very engaging for my students.
Elizabeth Groft –
Wonderful resource!
Suzan Nguyen –
Helped me with my home kid!
Julia R. –
Great resource!
Jennifer H. –
Kids need social emotional learning in school! This was great to teach my kids who don’t always have these skills coming into the classroom. I highly recommend it!
Chastity T. –
Thank you!
Orla OReilly –
great resource
Evalina E. –
This is a great product, but a bit too simple to work with my class at this stage in the year. Will try again next year, but earlier in the year.