Anger Meter: Feelings Display
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- ZIP archive
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- Special Education Needs (SEN), Social Emotional Learning (SEL), Special Resources
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- Activities
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About this resource
Use the anger meter as a visual check-in for calm, frustrated, angry or furious feelings. A child can point or move the arrow, then discuss their choice with an adult if they wish.
The updated PDF contains two dial designs and a credits page. An older one-page version is included and also supplied separately. Print a chosen dial and arrow, laminate if desired and join with a split pin.
Clipart credits: Kari Bolt and Hidesy’s Clipart.
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Learning objectives
- Identify and name a personal emotional state (calm, frustrated, angry, furious) using a visual, non-verbal tool.
Skills covered
- Emotional self-identification — students select the label that best matches their current feeling on a four-level scale.
- Non-verbal emotional communication — the dial format lets students express feelings without needing to verbalize them.
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What do I need to assemble the meter?
Print and cut out a dial and arrow, then attach the arrow with a split pin. Laminating is optional for reuse.
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- Feelings vocabulary
- Non-verbal communication
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