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 \nWhen you feel angry,use the slider tocount up to 10 and help you calm down.  \n## Parentingnotes\n\nEmotion Coach and Early Years expert,Dr Janet Rose,explains how you canhelp young children to recogniseand manage angry feelings.  \n## Set limits\n\nAnger in children is normal but the behaviourthat goes with it may not be.When children getangry,acknowledge how they feel but set limits ontheir behaviour.Make sure they know that it is notacceptable to kick or hit,for example.By settinglimits children will start to learn self-discipline.  \n## Talk about it\n\nTRY THIS  \nTalk about how being angry makes children feel,sothat they start to recognise the symptoms.Anger isclosely linked to the idea of unfairness and playsan important part in developing a sense of socialjustice.By recognising and regulating anger,children can learn to turn it into a positive force.  \nMake an angerthermometer.Discussthe different physicaleffects children feelas their level ofanger rises.","cbCaiewsBUou8TLe","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiewsBUou8TLe","pdf",2900722,12,"English","# Feeling angry\n## Oliver's body starts to do different things.\n## Everyone feels angry\n## What can you do?\n## Calming down\n## Parenting notes\n## Set limits\n## Talk about it","[{\"question\":\"What triggers Oliver’s anger in the story?\",\"answer\":\"Oliver gets angry when Amy knocks down his tower at the party.\"},{\"question\":\"How does Evie calm down when she feels angry?\",\"answer\":\"Evie pretends she is blowing out the candles on a birthday cake and keeps blowing them until she feels calm.\"},{\"question\":\"What guidance do the parenting notes provide for handling anger in young children?\",\"answer\":\"Parents should acknowledge how children feel, set clear limits on behavior (for example, no kicking or hitting), and help children recognize anger symptoms and manage the feeling through discussion and tools like an anger thermometer.\"}]","Feeling angry - Qittle BIGFEELING S | PDF",1790705709]