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I Feel Angry When... The Game That Teaches Kids How to Keep Their Cool

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$23.53 $37.95 In stock

Category: Toys & Games

When kids get angry, we often tell them, Use your words. Thats good advice as far as it goes. But its effective only if youngsters know how to translate feelings into words. This appealing game presents a tried-and-true template for expressing angeran easy verbal formula that kids can use whenever emotions flare.



As they respond to anger-provoking situations described on game cards, players learn how to use I-Messages to communicate their feelings in a calm, nonthreatening way. By structuring statements in a specific pattern, kids discover that they can communicate anger without accusing others. They also learn 12 anger control strategies that help them retain their composure in the moment anger erupts. Simple and straightforward, this game gives children the skills they need to keep their cool. For 2 to 6 players.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Steven W. ★★★★★

My six-year-old actually asked to play again after we finished dinner. The scenario cards are really helping him explain why he's upset instead of just yelling.

Lily V. ★★★★★

We've been through three rounds already—my 6-year-old gets to identify how his body feels when he's angry using the cards, and it actually starts a real conversation instead of a meltdown.

Carter Y. ★★★★★

My 7-year-old actually asked to play it again after we finished a round, which never happens with educational games. The cards do a great job prompting them to describe their anger rather than just acting out.