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What's under your anger mask? Feelings Activity In Person or Google Slides (TM)
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What’s under your anger mask? Feelings Activity In Person or Google Slides (TM)

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Feelings Exploration Activities for Group Counseling or Centers
Feelings Exploration Activities for Group Counseling or Centers
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Many students automatically label their feelings as “anger” when that is actually just a mask hiding deeper feelings. This resource is a set of activities to help children learn about the feelings under their anger masks (and other peoples’ anger masks!). It’s also a great companion to Tom Lichtenheld’s What are you so grumpy about?
 
*Now includes Google Slides(TM) for presentation and activities!
 
This resource includes:
• Slides presentation for teaching the concept
• 16 scenarios (6 in large format and 10 in small) to use for small group practice, with tracking sheets for accountability
• File folder visuals to use as an individual counseling activity, a small group activity in group counseling, or center
• Create your own scenario worksheet and exit ticket
 
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“This is a great lesson for helping students understand that we sometimes show anger when we’re really feeling another feeling that’s less empowering/powerful and more vulnerable. In my opinion, it runs for a 30 minute lesson. The kids enjoyed it and a substitute teacher came up to me afterwards and was very impressed with the content. School counseling win! Thanks, The Responsive Counselor!”

“My second graders loved this! It made so much sense to them!”

“This resource is great for teaching children that what may seem like anger, may actually be something else. Great resource for helping children think deeper about how to care for their emotions properly by identifying underlying emotions.”

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