Restorative Practices for Fighting
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Objective
I can identify what to do when I feel angry and want to fight.
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Warm-up video
Mental Health Center Kids · 5:29
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Practice
7 questions
What are some warning signs that you might be feeling angry?
Name three different types of coping skills you can use when you feel angry.
Part 3 of 3
Exit ticket
Quick comprehension check
“You feel angry and want to hit a wall. Name one thing you can do instead of hitting the wall. You are feeling so angry you want to yell. Name one thing you can do to calm down instead of yelling. ”
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