Description
A colourful classroom or individual visual that can be used to teach children about their emotions and how these can be regulated. Children relate to the 'volcano' metaphor to try to stay calm and prevent 'an eruption' from occurring. The visual serves as both a reminder to stay calm and what to do when they notice that their emotions are changing to a state less than calm. A makeshift arrow can be attached to this so that the child can also signal to the teacher in a non verbal way how they are feeling so the teacher or aide can be alerted to support the child as early as possible.
This type of visual reduces anxiety and helps to manage behaviour especially for students with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), mental health - anxiety and trauma, communication and language difficulties and disabilities.
This type of visual reduces anxiety and helps to manage behaviour especially for students with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), mental health - anxiety and trauma, communication and language difficulties and disabilities.
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Behaviour Support - Emotion / Feelings / Anger Regulation Volcano Visual
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Grades
PreK - 6th
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Pages
1
Answer Key
Does not apply
Teaching Duration
30 minutes
Description
A colourful classroom or individual visual that can be used to teach children about their emotions and how these can be regulated. Children relate to the 'volcano' metaphor to try to stay calm and prevent 'an eruption' from occurring. The visual serves as both a reminder to stay calm and what to do when they notice that their emotions are changing to a state less than calm. A makeshift arrow can be attached to this so that the child can also signal to the teacher in a non verbal way how they are feeling so the teacher or aide can be alerted to support the child as early as possible.
This type of visual reduces anxiety and helps to manage behaviour especially for students with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), mental health - anxiety and trauma, communication and language difficulties and disabilities.
This type of visual reduces anxiety and helps to manage behaviour especially for students with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), mental health - anxiety and trauma, communication and language difficulties and disabilities.
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this is good for those struggling students that needs support with self regulation
This has been laminated in my kitchen for 10 years now!
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A great visual which I have used at home with my 4 children since my eldest was about 3 years old. We still refer to it regularly. Only drawback would be that we don't use the right hand side (being at home, not at school) so it would be good if there was another image in the download which had the words on the right removed. (My kids have learned just to ignore that side)
An easy to understand resource
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I used this for a student that was referred to me by their teacher for issues with emotional regulation. The pictures and colors on this visual made it easy for the student to understand.
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Easy to use resource, was perfect for my classroom!
I have used this for both kids and adults. It's a handy way to explain the anger cycle and the one page format makes a great handout.
It was a helpful visual resource for the students I worked with this year.
Did well with a specific setting of students. They completed the themed activity well with the ease of using this.
This is an excellent item for individual sessions, as students gain valuable insights by completing it.
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