Physical Aggression
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Objective
I can identify strategies for managing my anger and avoiding physical aggression.
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Warm-up video
Mental Health Center Kids · 3:31
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Practice
7 questions
Describe the "circle of control" and explain how it can help you manage your anger.
Give three examples of things you CAN control when you start to feel angry.
Part 3 of 3
Exit ticket
Quick comprehension check
“Describe a situation where you might need to accept something you cannot control to manage your anger. How would acceptance help in that situation? Explain what it means to "let go" of something you cannot control. Give an example of how you could practice letting go when you are feeling angry. ”
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