anger

Presents several situations that can cause anger, and suggests positive outlets for anger in helpful, rather than harmful, actions.

Max the dog comments on Maria's efforts to control her anger in negative and positive ways after she is mistreated by her brother.

A child explains what angers him and how he sometimes angers other people.

Sixth-grader Max Stinson is tired of being bullied by Harold Weime and looking forward to a summer in the local paintball league to work off some of his frustration, but he soon learns that anger is not a winning attitude, especially when you take it out on the people around you.

Investigates the causes of anger, such as stress and conflict, and describes how young adults can work through these emotions by self-examination and communication with family members and friends.

A little rabbit is very angry at his mother, and he tells her the reasons why.

Colorful illustrations on board pages teach children positive actions that can be done with hands--saying hello, drawing, and building--but reminds them that hitting is not an appropriate behavior. Presented in English and Spanish.

Fifteen-year-old Mara loses control and strikes out in anger against her sister, but the support from Tim and a teacher help Mara to seek the help she needs.