Anger Management role-play: Angry Blake

Anger Management role-play: Angry Blake. Visit this page to get the link to the PDF file for the scripted role-play to print for classroom use.

Story Description: Blake was filled with fury. You could have cut the tension between his parents with a knife. They yelled at each other half the night, as Blake lay trembling and angry in his room. At school, he felt the need to vent that anger on some of the other students.

Click on CONFLICT RESOLUTION Role-Play to read the entire role-play. Feel free to print it for classroom use.

Anger Management Tale Hub page: Angry Blake

Here is a story scenario you can use to help teach about Anger Triggers, Anger Cues, our Fight or Flight Instinct, and Self-Mentoring techniques. The story is called “Angry Blake.”

Blake was filled with fury. You could have cut the tension between his parents with a knife. They yelled at each other half the night, as Blake lay trembling and angry in his room. At school, he felt the need to vent that anger on some of the other students.

Click on CONFLICT RESOLUTION Story to read the entire tale.

Anger Management Lesson Plan (Grades 6-8) – Angry Blake

This is the Lesson Plan Hub page for "Angry Blake." Links to all nine sections of the lesson are included.

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Anger Management role-play: Pranks, Idle Threats, and Promises

Visit this page to get the link to the PDF file for the scripted role-play to print for classroom use.

Story Description: This story demonstrates that it is not appropriate to make threats or promises to administer bodily harm at school. The action of making threats or pulling pranks can often backfire as it did for Greg, Tim, and Bruce in this story called “Pranks, Idle Threats, And Promises.”

Click on CONFLICT RESOLUTION Role-Play to read the entire role-play. Feel free to print it for classroom use.

Anger Management Tale Hub page: Pranks, Idle Threats, and Promises

Here is a story scenario you can use to help teach about Anger Triggers, Anger Cues, and Anger Management techniques. This story demonstrates that it is not appropriate to make threats or promises to administer bodily harm at school. The action of making threats or pulling pranks can often backfire as it did for Greg, Tim, and Bruce in this story called “Pranks, Idle Threats, And Promises.”

Click on CONFLICT RESOLUTION Story to read the entire tale.