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What Others Say
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“Just WOW! I love this resource. Not only has this helped my students, but it has helped me. When a conflict arose in my classroom I would jump to solve the problem and quickly give a consequence (don’t judge please). It really allowed me and my student to walk through the conflict resolution process. This is just a powerful tool! Thank you!!!”
Isamar V.
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“My students loved utilizing conflict resolution games during group social work. My students were engaged and upset when group time was over.”
Brooke B.
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“As a speech pathologist, I use this bundle for my students who are working on emotional regulation. They LOVE the activities and the graphics are just so cute and visually engaging. When I printed the activities, I have not hesitated to print them in color because they are so appealing. The i-statements game show is a hit in my group therapy sessions. I can’t recommend this bundle enough!”
Kristy T.
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Conflict Resolution for Kids – SEL Bundle of Activities, Games & Lessons
Help students become peaceful problem solvers with this Conflict Resolution for Kids Bundle—packed with practical tools, interactive games, and visual supports for teaching one of the most important social-emotional skills: resolving conflicts peacefully.
Perfect for elementary classrooms, counseling sessions, and SEL programs, these activities guide students step-by-step through the process of calming down, listening, using “I” statements, sharing, taking turns, finding win-win solutions, and making amends when mistakes happen.
Why Teach Conflict Resolution?
✅ Reduces classroom disruptions and playground disputes
✅ Builds lifelong social skills like empathy, cooperation, and compromise
✅ Helps students handle disagreements without needing constant adult intervention
✅ Supports self-regulation and responsible decision-making
✅ Strengthens classroom community and mutual respect
Ways to Use This Bundle
- Classroom management tool – integrate into daily routines to reduce behavior issues
- SEL curriculum supplement – pair with existing lessons or units
- One-on-one intervention – use with students who need extra support
- Small group counseling – practice peaceful problem-solving skills together
- Recess mediation – give students a clear choice board to guide solutions
What’s Included
- Step by Step Guide to help students resolve conflicts on their own.
- Conflict Resolution Quiz Show style lesson.
- How to Create I-Messages Quiz Show style lesson.
- Fortune Tellers (both pre-formatted and DIY) Craft / Game.
- Conflict Resolution Card Game.
- Social Skills Game that works stand alone or can transform store bought games into therapeutic ones.
Perfect For
- Elementary teachers
- School counselors & social workers
- SEL coordinators
- Classroom morning meetings & community circles
- Conflict mediation stations or peace corners
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING
Just WOW! I love this resource. Not only has this helped my students, but it has helped me. When a conflict arose in my classroom I would jump to solve the problem and quickly give a consequence (don’t judge please). It really allowed me and my student to walk through the conflict resolution process. This is just a powerful tool! Thank you!!!
-Isamar V.
October 16, 2021, TPT Review
My students loved utilizing conflict resolution games during group social work. My students were engaged and upset when group time was over.
-Brooke B.
September 30, 2021, TPT Review
As a speech pathologist, I use this bundle for my students who are working on emotional regulation. They LOVE the activities and the graphics are just so cute and visually engaging. When I printed the activities, I have not hesitated to print them in color because they are so appealing. The i-statements game show is a hit in my group therapy sessions. I can’t recommend this bundle enough!
-Kristy T.
April 26, 2021, TPT Review
This worked during distance learning because you’re able to use the content presentations to help the students through the activities. The iMessages specifically helped my small group address how they were feeling about their workload, chores, and siblings during virtual learning.
-Angel Haye (TPT Seller)
March 12, 2021, TPT Review
My students this year were having trouble interacting with each other in this “new normal”. This activity was a great refresher about how we should talk with each other.
-Kristina W.
January 24, 2021, TPT Review
