conflict
Chatterbox – check ins
Chatterboxes can be used as conversation starters in the classroom.
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1.9 ‘I’ statements
Scenarios to support this activity
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1.9 Example of using ‘I’ statements
An animation showing how ‘I’ statements are used
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3.16 Cooperation Donkeys
Copy of this picture to cut up for children to rearrange into the right order.
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4.3 What is conflict?
Sesame Street have uploaded a video featuring Robin Williams and the Two Headed Monster onto Youtube. This video is a great way of introducing conflict to children.
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4.4 Conflict escalator
Steps of the conflict escalator to understand how conflicts develop.
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4.4 Conflict escalator – Rucksack Conflict Story
A way of thinking more about the conflcit escalator using a scenario
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4.5 Conflict – being stubborn
An animation of The Zax by Dr Seuss
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4.6 Conflict – blaming language 1
Cards to support children and adults to identify blaming language
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4.6 Conflict – blaming language: blame game cards
Use these Blame Game cards to model how we use blame and an alternative, using the cards and hypothetical conflicts
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Conflict scenarios – conflict/not conflict/not sure
Topic: Learning for PeaceUse these images as a stimulus for discussion about grey areas where it may not be immediately clear as to whether a conflict is taking place.
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Conflict scenarios – images
Topic: Learning for PeaceWhat conflicts look like, sound like and feel like – images.
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Conflict scenarios – words
Topic: Learning for PeaceWhat conflicts look like, sound like and feel like – words.
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Conflict—Blaming language
Topic: Learning for PeaceBlame sorting cards to download
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Conflict—Blaming language – extension
Topic: Learning for PeaceThis is an additional resource for the ‘Conflict – blaming language’ activity in Learning for Peace
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Danny’s story—win-win
Topic: Learning for PeaceA resource to support the win-win activity where you can input the different outcomes as they arise
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Peaceful actions and behaviour – is it OK to fall out with someone?
Clip from Toy Story to support this activity