To identify positive strategies to regulate fear and anger To link fear and anger with past event in one s life. The First Night - Thinking

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Butterfly Plan - 4 to 6 years Learning Objectives To identify positive strategies to regulate fear and anger To link fear and anger with past event in one s life Summary of activities and materials Classroom Activity The First Night - The Story Read a new episode of Timmy s Story that introduce children to the recognition of the emotion of fear and help them to think about the emotional reactions of fear. The First Night - Thinking Read a new episode of Timmy s Story that introduces children to the recognition of the fear. Where do you feel the fear? The children reflect on their subjective experiences, identifying the body parts where they feel the fear. Next the teacher encourages a discussion on the individual differences in feeling fear. I can cope with fear This activity helps children to identify different positive strategies to cope effectively with fear Where do you feel the anger? The children reflect on their subjective experiences, identifying the body parts where they feel anger.

I can cope with anger The children reflect on their anger coping strategies, sharing and discussing them with peers and teachers. Home activity I felt scared/angry when The children think about one a past event when they felt scared/angry, and then they draw it. This activity will help them to share an emotional experience with a significant adult and think about what they did to cope with that negative event. Seahorse Plan - 7 to 10 years Learning Objectives To identify positive strategies to regulate fear and anger To link fear and anger with past event in one s life Summary of activities and materials Classroom Activity The First Night The Story The second episode of Timmy s adventure is focused on becoming aware of and developing useful strategies to cope with fear. The First Night Thinking Discuss Timmy s adventure with the children to help them understand in more depth the emotions felt by Timmy and the reasons of his emotional reactions. Questions lead children to reflect on different ways to cope with fear. My biggest fear The children think and reflect on their own fears in order to understand which positive strategies can be used to handle fears. Create a story This activity helps the children to reflect on fear

related to a story created by them. What you can do? This activity encourages children to identify positive and negative strategies they apply to manage anger. Before exploding The children became aware of their and others strategies to calm down when they are angry. Home activity Movie Hunter for fear/anger The children improve their fear and anger coping skills through the use of movies

Martin was looking outside from the window, when all of a sudden he saw Timmy. "Mum, look, look! There's someone out there! - He said. Martin ran out immediately and he met Timmy. "Ohhohh, but Who are you? Are you a robot? - asked Martin "Ohhohh, but Who are you? Are you...are you who are you??" - replied Timmy. It was very easy for them to become friends and then, they started talking and they kept chatting for a long time. Timmy told Martin lots of things, he spoke about his planet and where he came from. He also talked about his travels. Martin listened attentively. Finally he asked Timmy to stay with him and his family: "Would you like to stay here with us tonight?" asked Martin. But Timmy was looking out of the window and did not seem to hear Martin. "Hey Timmy, would you like to stay here with us tonight?" repeated Martin. But Timmy was still looking outside. "Why is it so dark outside? What's going on? What's going on? he asked running everywhere. "Dark? Of course, it is dark!" said Martin," it s dark because it is night! "Night? 'What is night? In my planet there is no night, there's always the sun! Here, now, I cannot see anything! I cannot see anything! It is so dark it s too dark for me! "- said Timmy trembling.

Understanding the story Why does Martin run out of his house? What happens after Martin s and Timmy s talk with each other? Why does not Timmy listen to Martin? Reflecting on the social and emotional aspect of the story Which emotion do you think does Timmy feel when he looks out of the window? Why? Have you ever felt like Timmy? Describe what happened to you then, and how you managed to calm down and overcome the fear.

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