Introduce the slide deck by welcoming students. Emphasize that while anger is a natural emotion, it can also be a powerful tool for motivation when used correctly.

Discuss the definition of anger. Encourage students to share what they think anger is and how they usually experience it in daily life.

Highlight that anger isn’t just negative. Explain that it can energize us to amend problems in our surroundings. Ask students to brainstorm examples of how anger has motivated positive actions in stories or history.

Share real-life examples or historical instances where anger led to significant positive change. Ask students if they can think of any events that started with a moment of anger but ended in progress.

Discuss practical strategies for channeling anger into productive actions. Provide prompts and invite students to consider ways they can turn frustration into constructive steps.

Conclude by encouraging reflection and discussion. Ask students to summarize what they've learned and how they might apply these strategies in their own lives.