Grades 3–5
Write a Peace Agreement
Solve a conflict, then write a peace agreement together: what you disagreed about, how each person felt and what you both agree to do.
SEL worksheet · Conflict resolution
Conflict: True or False
Circle true or false for ten sentences about conflicts and disagreements, then fix two of the false ones.
- Grade level
- Grades 3–5
- Time
- About 15 minutes
- Topic
- Conflict resolution
- Answer key
- Yes, page 2 of the PDF
- Kids practice
- Conflict resolution, I-messages, Compromise, Active listening
What kids do
Printed on the sheet:
- Circle True or False for each sentence.
- Everyone has conflicts sometimes.
- A conflict means someone is a bad person.
- It is okay to disagree with a friend.
- The loudest person should always win.
- Cooling down first can help you solve a problem.
- Ignoring a big problem always makes it go away.
- Both people can win in a conflict.
Teacher tip
Talk about why conflict is normal and can even be a chance to learn.
How to use it
- Role-play one scenario with a puppet or another adult before kids start.
- Post the steps or tools from the sheet where kids solve problems, like near the door to recess.
- Keep finished sheets in an SEL folder so kids can look back on their growth.
Watch for
Bullying is not a conflict between equals. Make sure kids know to tell a grown-up about it.
Talk about it
- What could each person do to make the problem smaller?
- Have you ever been in a moment like this? What happened?
Take it further
Set up a peace corner or a peace table with the steps posted.
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