Introduce the topic by defining anger and its common triggers. Note the distinctions between anger and similar emotions like frustration or disappointment. Use examples that are relatable for 6th graders.

Expand on how anger might conceal other emotions. Use scenarios or role-play to illustrate how underlying feelings such as hurt or sadness can be mistaken for anger.

Discuss common physical signs of anger to help students recognize the emotion in themselves and others. Encourage a brief discussion on personal experiences with these signs.

Introduce strategies for managing anger. Emphasize constructive methods like taking deep breaths, talking through feelings, or taking a break.

Wrap up the deck by encouraging students to reflect on what they learned. Prompt them to consider which strategies might work best for them in various situations.