anger

Offers families practical suggestions and tools to help them effectively deal with the inevitable anger that arises in everyday family life.

Penny's aunt, who is a school counselor, shows Penny how to control her anger by using an anger chart.

Roberto has a very bad day and has to face the monster that is his anger. Presented in English and Spanish.

Danny turns into a prowling lion with a big appetite when he doesn't get the sausages and raspberry juice he wanted for lunch.

Describes a step-by-step behavioral approach to teaching anger management strategies to small groups of young children in school settings, based on a program of helping them identify and express their feelings in a way that keeps them out of trouble.

Sophie, not knowing what to do with her anger, goes outside where she runs, cries, and climbs her favorite tree--and then, calmed by the breeze, she is ready to go back home.

A lift-the-flap book that offers children an alternative when they feel like hitting or acting out other negative behaviors.

Casey and his sister Theresa learn about positive alternatives to fighting.

Explains that everybody gets angry, what appropriate behavior means, some specific techniques for dealing with angry feelings, and the importance of communication in helping to avoid misunderstanding.

A seachild helps an octopus gain control over his emotions after he wakes to find his seashell rock garden in disarray and completely loses his temper.