1. Anger Essay Plan Step-by-step Guide

2. Essay Introduction We are going to begin writing our Anger essays. We will start by writing our Introduction. What will we include?

3. Introduction Give a Try to give a definition for the word, anger. What does anger mean? Can you think of any slang terms for it? Explain that we all are capable of anger from the moment we are born - you might want to back up this point, explaining how babies show anger, teenagers, adults, OAPs Go on to make the point that anger is all around us in every-day life - give examples of anger from things you have seen - at home, at school, on TV/video, on the road Make sure you make each example you have used come alive by describing it in detail, using the most interesting vocabulary possible

4. Paragraph 1 Explain that you yourself have experienced anger – also tell the reader that in the rest of your essay you intend to explain what makes you angry and why Tell the reader if you are normally the kind of person who flies into a rage or if you are normally easy-going

5. Paragraph 2 Using 1 of the 4 examples you have been working on, describe in detail when you lost your temper. –Explain how the whole thing came about why you reacted as you did and how the situation ended. Did your anger help or did it lead to more problems? Make sure each example is interesting and uses the best vocabulary you can to bring it alive. Really get across to the reader just how you felt, what was going through your mind/body

6. Paragraph 3 Using the 2 nd of the 4 examples you have been working on, describe in detail when you lost your temper. –Explain how the whole thing came about why you reacted as you did and how the situation ended. Did your anger help or did it lead to more problems?

7. Paragraph 4 Using the 3 rd of the 4 examples you have been working on, describe in detail when you lost your temper. –Explain how the whole thing came about why you reacted as you did and how the situation ended. Did your anger help or did it lead to more problems?

8. Paragraph 5 Using the last of the 4 examples you have been working on, describe in detail when you lost your temper. –Explain how the whole thing came about why you reacted as you did and how the situation ended. Did your anger help or did it lead to more problems?

9. Conclusion In your conclusion –Sum up what you have learned about anger from your essay –Tell the reader what you have learned about yourself