Description
This engaging lesson is a companion to the story, “Soda Pop Head” by Julia Cook.
❤️ Students learn what anger looks like, the definition of coping skills, and 13 coping strategies!
THIS RESOURCE INCLUDES:
✅ An interactive PowerPoint and digital for Google Slides™ presentation that summarizes the story, teaches students what anger looks like, what is a coping skill, and 13 coping strategies
✅ 5 instructional posters
✅ 24 discussion cards in full color and black/white
✅ 4 worksheets in full color and black/white
✅ 5 coloring pages
✅ Alignment to ASCA Mindsets & Behaviors
[This lesson was posted with permission from author Julia Cook].
Educators Say
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“Another winner of a lesson and using a cooldrink, shaking it and seeing the effect makes them laugh but also realise how easy it is to let our emotions overrun our senses.” – Collette V.
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“This resource really highlighted the important parts of the book so I could use it and still have time to practice the coping skills with students during my lesson.” – Kelly H.
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“So easy to use! Fun and engaging for my students. Loved it!” – Jimena G.
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“I teach social emotional and behavioral skills and this is a great resource I’m using with my younger elementary students.” – Jina P.
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“This resource is such a great pair to the book! Fun way to practice coping skills.” – Counseling in the Sand
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“I teach social emotional and behavioral skills and this is a great resource I’m using with my younger elementary students.” – The Visual Bestie
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“This is exactly what I needed to teach my social emotional lesson on how to properly handle anger. Thank you!” – Learning is Something to Treasure
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“This is exactly the resource I’ve wanted to pair with this book for years. Really pulled everything together for a group.” – Bree H.
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“This is one of my favorite books to use with my students for anger management. This is a great resource with amazing visuals to go along with the book.” – Charlotte D.
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“Great resource for last minute planning. The resource was detailed enough where I didn’t have to read the actual book. I was going to do an audio version of the book paired with the lesson but it decided not to work as I was doing the lesson. The lesson was perfect!” – Alexa M.