Description
Help your Pre-K students identify and understand anger with this fully scripted social-emotional learning lesson. This lesson uses a short story about Ziggy the fox to help young learners recognize the physical sensations and situations that signal feeling angry. Students will build self-awareness vocabulary, connect feelings to real-life scenarios, and practice expressing emotions through movement and discussion.
Included in the resource:
- Slideshow featuring an interactive read-aloud story with a movement-based activity
- Whole group practice using task cards to help students identify and/or scale anger in different scenarios
- Cut-out character puppets to bring the story to life and support role play and retelling
- Extension activities, including a color-by-number worksheet, recommended book companions, and a teacher handout for additional support
- Closing circle questions to deepen reflection and discussion
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