Anger Management Workbook for Kids

101 Playful Activities Helping Children to Diffuse Tension, Build Awareness, and Retake Command of Their Emotions

Author: Ahoy Publications

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Help your child control their anger and learn how to be a calmer person with fun and interesting activities.

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Help your child control their anger and learn how to be a calmer person with fun and interesting activities.

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Help your child control their anger and learn how to be a calmer person with fun and interesting activities.

Do you want your child to learn about anger?

Do you want them to meet their anger monster?

Do you want your child to know how their thoughts and feelings affect their anger?

It is significant for your child to understand that anger isn't a negative emotion but a necessary one to express various feelings like displeasure or distress. They should never be mad or ashamed of their anger; instead, they should accept it and embrace it. However, they need to learn there are different and better ways to communicate their anger than crying or screaming.

In this book, your child will:

Learn what triggers are and how they affect their anger
Meet their anger monster and learn to accept it
Discover the impact of negative emotions and thoughts on their anger
Discover how their fears can influence their actions
Learn breathing and meditation exercises to control their anger
Learn how to speak up and express themselves
Discover how to replace their negative thoughts with positive ones
Learn healthy habits they can practice every day to remain calm
Find out how they can let go of their anger once and for all
Practice many fun and playful activities while they learn to control their anger

This book provides all the information your child needs to understand where their anger comes from. It also includes many exercises and activities that they can practice whenever they need to express their feelings.