Activities

Anger Bingo for Teens: an Engaging and Educational game About Anger and Ways to Manage It

Use an Anger Thumball in individual, group, or classroom environments to gain insights about different types of anger, increase anger control skills, and have fun in the process!

Short films by Ahmed Elshraby YouTube channel. In class or at home, click on Watch Do Not Be Angry or Watch Your Feelings to generate a discussion about anger.

Use Kimochis® emotional learning tools and get free resources.

This program is for children age 8-11 who have difficulty expressing strong emotions and dealing with interpersonal relationships.

Create a calming box with your child or teen as a practical strategy that will facilitate kids' self-soothing.

Use the BrainAbouts Anger Management Mods individually or in a group to learn about anger and practice anger management techniques. 

Watch the anger thermometer video and fill out the anger thermometer as a tool to help teach a vareity of anger management skills.

Everfi article about reducing teacher's stress.

Use this stress thermometer example to help students fill out theirs.