Say It Back
Practice listening like a peacemaker: for five upset friends, say back what you heard with “It sounds like you feel… because…”.
Jada wants soccer and Omar wants to build. Sort their wishes into a Venn diagram, find what they both want and plan a win-win.
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Ask pairs to plan a win-win for a real choice, like what game to play at recess.
Bullying is not a conflict between equals. Make sure kids know to tell a grown-up about it.
Set up a peace corner or a peace table with the steps posted.
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Practice listening like a peacemaker: for five upset friends, say back what you heard with “It sounds like you feel… because…”.
Roll a die to get a conflict, like both wanting the last swing, and act it out with a partner using a peacemaker tool.
Lily and Ben both want the class computer. Draw a three-panel comic of the problem, the talk and the fair solution.
Circle true or false for ten sentences about conflicts and disagreements, then fix two of the false ones.
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