I feel Angry Patience and Self-control with Pep the Porcupine: Christian Interactive Children's Book about Anger to teach Christian Social Emotional .

I feel Angry Patience and Self-control with Pep the Porcupine: Christian Interactive Children's Book about Anger to teach Christian Social Emotional .

I Feel Angry: Patience and Self-Control with Pep the Porcupine A heartwarming, Bible-based story that helps children understand anger and grow the Fruit of the Spirit—patience and self-control - perfect for supporting Christian Social Emotional Learning and Christian Emotional Regulation. Pep the Porcupine has prickly quills… and prickly feelings too! When things don’t go his way—like when Penny the Possum jumps on the swing first—Pep’s fists clench and his chest feels tight. But with help from Grandpa Porcupine, God’s Word, and some calming tools, Pep begins to learn that anger isn’t “bad”—it’s what we do with it that matters. Together, they explore what’s really hiding beneath anger—like disappointment, tiredness, or being left out—and discover ways to manage big feelings through slow breaths, prayer, and playful strategies like jumping, squeezing, and quiet reflection. This gentle story invites children to pause, reflect, and grow emotionally in a safe, faith-filled way. Simple “CAN YOU” prompts on every second page engage young readers with calming techniques, movement, and questions designed to support emotional regulation and connection. What You’ll Find Inside: A relatable story that teaches biblical truth and real-life coping skills - Practical tools children can use to calm down and process emotions - Scripture from Proverbs 16:32 (NLT) woven into the heart of the story - Prayer at the end to help children ask God to guide them with managing their own big feelings - Bonus strategies and encouragement section for parents and educators Perfect for parents, teachers, homeschoolers, Sunday schools, and counselors seeking a Christ-centered way to help children manage anger, practice self-control, and choose patience with God’s help. Help kids remember: anger is a feeling—but with Jesus, we can grow peace, patience, and self-control.