โ Scribed by Amy Beattie
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It can be frustrating when things don't go our way, whether we lost a game or had an argument with a friend. This book teaches students how to put a finger on angering situations and learn positive coping skills to process this emotion. Principles of social and emotional learning are illustrated with relatable situations and photographs, providing an age-appropriate guide to dealing with anger and frustration.
Juvenile Nonfiction; Sociology; JNF052040
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