February unique learning scenarios

Tony gets a bad grade on his school work. The teacher wants him to do it over. Tony wants to yell. How should Tony respond to his anger?

• take a deep breath

• throw his paper

• yell at his teacher

• run away from home

Sara forgot her lunch at home. She can get a turkey sandwich from the cafeteria. Sara wants to throw the sandwich at the cook. How should Sara respond to her anger?

• throw the sandwich away

• talk to an adult about her feelings

• tell the principal the food is bad

• starve herself

Tony wants to stay up late to play video games. Tony's parents tell him to go to bed. Tony wants to ignore them. How should Tony respond to his anger?

• offer a suggestion

• yell at his parents

• break his playstation

• break his xbox

A friend spills his milk at the lunch table. It gets on Tony's books. Tony wants to punch his friend. How should Tony respond to his anger?

• yell at his friend

• count to 10 slowly

• throw his books

• slap the table

Sara did not want to listen to the coach give directions. She wanted to tell him to shut up so she could play. How should Sara respond to her anger?

• yell at the coach

• take a deep breath

• not play the game.

• become the coach

A teammate misses a goal to win the soccer game. Tony is mad and wants to call his teammate a loser. How should Tony respond to his anger?

• kick Tony

• step away from the situation

• yell at Tony

• quit the team