Children’s Stories About Anger
These stories teach children to understand, express and calm anger. They demonstrate mindful strategies like deep breathing, counting to ten and pause‑and‑choose, modelling apologies, forgiveness and healing after anger. Great for emotional regulation and anger management. Explore more: Stories About Happiness for Kids Stories About Sadness for Kids Stories About Fear for Kids Stories About Surprise for Kids
Social–Emotional Learning Focus
- Highlight safe expressions of anger, such as stomping or breathing
- Ask your child what they do when they feel mad and practise naming feelings
- Model the pause–breathe–choose approach to anger management
- Discuss problem-solving and repairing after angry moments
Tommy and the Lost Toy
Tommy learns about anger when he can’t find his favourite truck, but Mummy helps him talk about his feelings.
Grumpy Grandpa and the Silly Hat
Grandpa is feeling angry until his granddaughter makes him laugh with a silly hat.
FAQ: Anger for Kids
How can stories help my child control anger?
They model self‑regulation strategies and show the positive outcomes that follow calming down and choosing kindness.
Are these stories suitable for all ages?
Yes—children of all ages can benefit from seeing anger portrayed in a realistic yet non‑threatening way with simple coping tools.
Do these stories involve forgiveness?
Yes—many include characters who apologise, forgive and make amends after losing their temper.
