There is a story that teaches students what to do when you are angry. Tsveta Misheva-Aleksova - a child psychologist and Milena Manova - psychotherapist wrote some stories in the collection "Why always me?" Selected situations present common conflicts that we do not always know how to respond.There are games that help students understand the situation at the end of each story.
Wolfie The Wolf was
aggressive and stubborn. He shouted and beating anyone who did not do
what he wanted. Mother Wolf and Father Wolf tried to use all sorts of methods to calm him
down, but they did not succeed. Then they took Wolfie The Wolf in the
dark cave where Snake lived . In the middle of the cave there was a fireplace surrounded by stones. Snake
listened carefully to Wolfie
The Wolf and his parents. Then Wolfie The Wolf was left alone with the Snake. The Snake showed him the fireplace. The
Snake removed a stone from the fireplace , the fire came out
of the fireplace and lit the dry sticks nearby on fire.
Then The Snake explained to
Wolfie
The Wolf that the fire in the fireplace
is like his anger and is raging in his body. But only the magic stones can stop this fire not to come out and destroy
or hurt something or
someone. Stones help the fire to burn in the right direction.
Wolfie The Wolf asked how he could find such magical stones. The Snake replied that everyone can
discover them themselves.
And Wolfie
The Wolf leaned over and read the inscriptions of the magic stones around the
fireplace:
"Close the
eyes and count to 10"
"Jump"
"I
paint"
"I say I am
angry" ...
The Snake gave to
Wolfie The Wolf one of his stones. It was written on the
stone - "I determine
the direction of the fire"
Activities
after reading the Story
We discussed the
aggression and anger
The students made a visualization of the history of aggression
Everyone wrote
what annoyed him
We made a tower
of anger and demolished it because it hinders friendship
Everyone gave an
opinion what they would write on their
magic stone
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