Lesson Sequence | Managing Anger

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Elementary school Lesson Sequence | Managing Anger

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Why Eduye Selected This

Selected to help teachers explicitly teach anger management, preventing disruptions and building students’ emotion regulation skills

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Emotion RegulationSocial Interaction1st Grade2nd Grade3rd Grade4th Grade5th GradeKindergarten

Objective

Students will be able to describe the term anger, identify anger as a secondary emotion, and practice techniques for managing anger in a positive way.


Course Intent

Provide information and exercises for students to understand, control and consistently practice the skill of managing anger, from slight to severe levels.


Applications & Benefits

Prevent minor student disagreements from becoming classroom disruptions, enable students with a skill that prevents violence. Preserves relationships and maintains a positive school culture.


Course Snapshot

Lesson 1: Introductory Lesson - Identifying and Understanding Anger
Activity: Whole group discussion
Time Required: 15-20 minutes
Resources & Materials Needed: Lesson definitions, chart paper or white board

Lesson 2: What Causes Anger?
Activity: Whole group discussion
Time Required: 15-20 minutes
Resources & Materials Needed: Lesson information, chart paper or white board

Lesson 3: Exercise - Set 1
Activity: Whole group partner, independent writing
Time Required: various exercise, 10-15 minutes each
Resources & Materials Needed: Lesson information, balloon, student journals

Lesson 4: Exercise - Set 2
Activity: Independent writing partners
Time Required: Various exercise, 10-15 minutes each
Resources & Materials Needed: Lesson information, chart paper, art supplies (optional), student journals

Lesson Sequence | Managing Anger

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