Identifying my Emotions: Anger Signs

ANGER SIGNS WORKBOOK (Older version displayed below has been updated)

Basic Emotions Worksheets

Identifying my Emotions: Anger Signs

Are you looking for fun and educational activities to help your kids or students learn to identify the external expressions of their emotions?

Look no more!

Introducing Identifying my Emotions Workbooks.

Helping kids learn to identify their emotions and feelings is an important task.

Emotion recognition predicts social competence. 

Hence, it's not a surprise the increasing attention that emotional education is receiving. Emotional education seeks to develop emotional competence. And, family and school will play a vital role in the development of these competencies. 

The activities and worksheets that comprise this ebook will work both at home and at school.

Who could benefit from these basic emotions workbooks?

• Small children that are learning to identify the signs that our body sends us when we experience an emotion
  
• Children with learning difficulties that make emotion recognition especially challenging. Recognizing and responding to others’ facial expressions or emotional states is difficult for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) or intellectual disabilities. Hence, it is especially important to work with them on emotions recognition.
  

Recognizing my Emotions: Anger

Anger is a very important basic emotion. 

It is the alarm system that informs our body that something is bothering us and that we need to take action.

But anger, although useful, is an unpleasant emotion. Understanding anger and its function, knowing how to identify our signs and being able to express our anger appropriately,  are important milestones in our children's emotional development.

An important initial step is being able to identify this emotion.

How can I help you?

The first exercise book of the series "Identifying my Emotions:  Anger" is a fun and instructional digital workbook.  A  child cartoon character with some emotion recognition difficulties will guide your child through several activities of different complexity. Once the workbook has been completed, your child should be better equipped to recognize the most common external signs of anger.