This lesson helps students identify the physical, mental, and emotional signs of anger before it builds up and becomes overwhelming. Through relatable examples and guided reflection, students learn how to recognize early warning signs, explore what triggers their anger, and practice healthier responses to frustrating situations. The lesson emphasizes that anger itself isn't wrong—but how we respond to it matters.
Lesson Components Include:
Complete lesson plan with learning objectives and step-by-step guidance
Teacher presentation slides for direct instruction
Student workbook pages for guided and independent practice (printable or digital)
A companion story featuring relatable characters and comprehension/reflective discussion questions (printable or digital)
A google form exit ticket to assess understanding
Students walk away with a clearer understanding of what anger feels like in their body, what it’s trying to tell them, and strategies to express it without harming themselves or others.
