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Anger Triggers Card
This activity from Mooki Cards is based on research about how “Children with dyslexia show stronger emotional responses”.


Avoid angry outbursts dyslexic kids
Get advice from a dyslexic mum on how she helped her child manage her anger:
“My child showed signs of dyslexia early on. I noticed this before she started school and before she could read or write. She often felt frustrated and anxious in new situations, which led to angry outbursts. We found that encouraging her to talk about her feelings helped her manage her anger better”
Watch the clickable ‘How to help dyslexic kids with anger’ video below:
When using the ‘Angry Triggers’ card, keep these tips in mind to help the child:
- Avoid blaming the child – Do not scold them or make them feel bad about their anger.
- Discuss anger – Talk about what triggers their anger. How does it feel to be angry?
- Lead by example – Show how you handle anger and tough situations.
- Find solutions – If homework causes anger due to tiredness, agree to do it on weekends or ask the teacher for an extension.
- Ask for help – If they feel stressed or frustrated, encourage them to seek help from an adult to avoid anger.
For more tips on managing children’s behaviour, check out ‘NHS advice for parents.‘
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