How to know if you need anger management
Run through a history of your behavior.
Ask yourself if you often react violently to anger. If you break things, attack people or otherwise get aggressive, this is one of the main warning signs of anger control issues.

OPTIONS:
- You will want to seek treatment with a counselor before you hurt yourself or others. Assess whether you often find yourself in arguments with friends, family or acquaintances.
- In a relationship, you and your partner have a great deal of common ground with each other. Conflict that's been going on for a long time is a strong indicator of anger.
- If you only interact calmly, it is most likely physical anger. For example, many people will yell, curse, and hit others.
- If you snap at people, break up with them immediately, express remorse for your behavior and hope that they will come to you. Usually, you should run through a history of behaviors like: yelling, hitting, or fighting.

You will want to seek treatment with a counselor before you hurt yourself or others. Assess whether you often find yourself in arguments with friends, family or acquaintances.

How to make a graphic organizer
Draw a circle on a blank piece of paper.
It is best to lay the paper horizontally so that you have plenty of room for drawing.
Using a compass to help you draw the circle will make sure that it is evenly sized and neat.

OPTIONS:
- Cut the circle out of the black felt. Use a pair of razor sharp scissors to cut away some of the black felt so that you can draw your design easily.
- If using a compass, gently hold both legs of the compass to avoid having the pencil end push out, enlarging your circle and making it uneven. Draw the circle to one side, not in the middle.
- Draw the circle so that it covers all of the printed lines on the page. Think of it as making a circle after a stroke.
- A ruler can also serve as a guide. There is no right or wrong angle to draw the circle, just that it is small and straight.

If using a compass, gently hold both legs of the compass to avoid having the pencil end push out, enlarging your circle and making it uneven. Draw the circle to one side, not in the middle.

How to tell teasing and bullying apart
Understand playful teasing.
It's common for siblings or teammates to tease others as a way to poke fun of them in a lighthearted or funny way. If someone teases you as a way to be silly or gently poke fun of you, this should be playful and fun.

OPTIONS:
- Teasing can foster feelings of affection or closeness. Ideally, the teasing should occur in a relationship where both people can appreciate the teasing and the person being teased is not distressed.
- One of the best ways to recognize teasing and bullying is to consider the seriousness of their teasing. Teasing might be more serious if the recipient is older or weaker.
- Try to avoid this sort of behavior and will pay more attention to the overall seriousness and humor that is involved in teasing. Humor should come naturally and be sought out whenever the sibling teases you, even if it's just teasing.
- If it's directed at others, it may hurt someone else's feelings. If it is directed at an older sibling, it may hurt someone else's feelings.

Teasing can foster feelings of affection or closeness. Ideally, the teasing should occur in a relationship where both people can appreciate the teasing and the person being teased is not distressed.

A gymnast wearing a red and white uniform prepares to mount a pommel horse for his exercise. The gymnast jumps onto the pommel horse and starts with scissor moves. the gymnast

OPTIONS:
- does a series of flips and forward flips into home plate on the tiled seating area.
- performs the jumps in two lines in an open area of an indoor gym.
- starts his move with scissor movements.
- moves into a spinning exercise while on the pommel horse.
moves into a spinning exercise while on the pommel horse.