Anger Management

Give them their own “cure”:

2 laps around the gym,

3 cartwheels,

twirl 5 times, and

2 sips of water

When you see the frustration or anger building, acknowledge with understanding and ask the child to CURE themselves.

Lynne Ferguson,
Teachers’Aide

Winship Elementary School

Meridian, CA

Model Teachers Say when kids are angry provide a safe place for kids to express their anger. Here’s a few ideas from teachers in Sacramento, California for adding to you anger management Centers:

Stomp on an egg carton.

Blow up a balloon, then stomp on it.

Take a quick walk with the child rather than try to help them manage their anger. It tends to help them overcome their anger and do

something to improve the situation.

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