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Analysis: Who did you see the bear with? What are they doing? I was angry because I cried. What would you do if you met something that made you angry?
Figure 1: I build a building block with Tutu, because I'm not good at it. It's better than me. I am very angry.
I cried, because some things always make me angry, such as-
Bonnie is better at building blocks than I am. I am so angry.
Figure 2: The new shoes my mother bought for me were trampled by a bear. I am so angry. I fell down again, even more angry.
The new shoes my mother bought for me were trampled by a bear. I was very angry.
I fell down in front of so many children. Awkward. I am so angry.
Figure 3: Everywhere I play is very angry because my toys have been taken away. I was so angry that I was about to cry. Children can play by themselves and take my things without apologizing.
I was so angry that my toy was robbed.
I don't like the feeling of being angry at all, but there are always people bothering me.
Figure 4: I feel as angry as a volcanic eruption.
When I am angry, I feel bloated all over, just like a small volcano about to erupt. Poof! Poof! Poof!
Figure 5: Throw things at children when you are angry. This is wrong, but I am angry and can't control myself.
When angry, I will cry and make a scene, stomp my feet hard, and sometimes I will throw things and even hit other children.
When I get angry, I cry loudly. My mother can't control me.
When I'm angry, whoever comes near me cries more.
I know this is wrong, but what can I do without it?
Maybe when I am angry, I should think of some ways to stop crying and cheating. For example—
Figure 7: I run around when I cry, and even the children ignore me.
I can count loudly. Maybe when I count to 20, I will forget why I am angry.
I can do something drastic, such as running and jumping, and use all my anger.
Figure 8: When you are angry, you blow balloons around with a book.
I can find a comfortable place to stay quietly for a while.
Read a book or draw a picture and slowly calm down.
Or even simpler-I can take a few deep breaths and blow away all my anger.
Analysis Figure 9: When I stop crying, I will find friends everywhere to play with, and I forget that I was crying before. Are you calling me funny?
I'll feel much better after this. Some things really don't deserve my anger.
Many times, I will soon forget what makes me angry.
I stopped crying because I know how to make myself less angry!
It's okay to be angry, just divert your attention and say how you feel.
Summary: For children, crying is a direct expression of emotions. When children feel bad emotions, they often don't investigate the reasons and don't know how to find solutions. They only vent their feelings by crying. In other words, children can clearly perceive emotions, but they don't know that emotions can be resolved. The child cried because he was in a bad mood. What should parents do? Patient parents will appease and comfort their children; Impatient parents may scold their children. In fact, these external solutions are not fundamental to children. Let children discover and experience negative emotions by themselves, and spontaneously find ways to alleviate them. This is the key.
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