Feeling angry
(Book)

"Harry is great at helping others deal with anger. He helps his dad keep cool when his dad is running late for work, soothes his sister's tantrums, and calms down his angry friend using strategies such as taking deep breaths, slowing down, counting to ten, and thinking about something else. But when Harry has to turn off his computer game, it's his turn to be angry. Join Harry and his friends and family to see how he decides to handle his own angry feelings. Everyday Feelings Series: Young children face many strong feelings, some of which can be difficult to handle. This series uses humor and compassion to show children how to help others--and themselves--feel better when dealing with challenging emotions. Lively art illustrates the stories with charm and energy. At the end of each book, a special section for adults presents ideas for helping children deal with feelings in healthy ways, as well as a list of recommended books for further reading. Also available is a free downloadable leader's guide for this series with additional information, discussion questions, and activities"--,Provided by publisher.

"Kids get angry for all kinds of reasons, but they need to learn to deal with this emotion in healthy ways. This book teaches emotional regulation strategies like taking deep breaths, slowing down, counting to ten, and thinking about something else. Section for adults includes discussion prompts and activities"--,Provided by publisher.

510L,Lexile

Decoding demand: 60 (medium),Semantic demand: 77 (high),Syntactic demand: 72 (high),Structure demand: 85 (very high),Lexile

Age: 5-9.