What My Anger Looks Like Worksheet

Anger is a complex emotion that can be challenging for kids to verbalize, especially when intense. This creative worksheet provides a constructive outlet for children to visualize and process angry feelings through art and self-expression.

The resource features a blank body outline ready for students to illustrate what their anger looks like if it took on a symbolic physical form. Prompting questions like “What color is my anger?” “Does it have a texture or shape?” “Where does it live inside me?” guide reflection for kids to unleash their interpretations on paper.

Young students may sketch angry monsters or dark storm clouds brewing. Older children can depict more abstract manifestations with flames or jagged lines. Teachers can incorporate the worksheet alongside social-emotional lessons on emotions regulation. Counselors may provide it during anger management sessions exploring emotional landscapes. Parents can try it at home to better understand meltdown dynamics.

The engaging format makes unpacking an intimidating feeling safer through artistic representation. Instead of dismissing or judging anger, the worksheet promotes creatively embracing all emotions. Increased self-awareness of one’s unique anger style and patterns empowers kids to eventually tame the beast. Visualizing anger fosters emotional intelligence for constructively processing this complex feeling.

This resource includes 1 pdf worksheet