Conflict Resolution Activities and Games for Kids
Looking for conflict resolution activities students can practice, not just talk about? Browse school counseling lessons, small groups, games, and activities for I-statements, problem solving, tattling versus reporting, relational aggression, friendship, and healthy relationships.
Use these ready-to-implement resources in classroom lessons, small groups, or individual sessions. Resources include discussion cards, role-play activities, printable and digital games, student pages, and counselor guides. Each resource is different, so check the full product description for the grade range and everything included before choosing the best fit for your students.
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The Girls Guide to Bullying: Help your students navigate girl bullying and relational aggression with this fun, easy-to-use, relational aggression activity pack! These relational aggression, and girl bullying activities and games are perfect for elementary and middle school counseling. Students...
This 7-week middle school friendship counseling group is designed to help students define the qualities of a good friend and develop friendship skills like conflict resolution, empathy, kindness, and perspective-taking. This group is designed to help middle school students create,...
This low-prep, interactive, board game will give students the opportunity to practice conflict resolution strategies and how to use I-Statements. This game would be perfect to use in a school counseling small group, with an individual student, or the entire...
Looking for a ready-to-use relational aggression small group? You'll love this complete 6-week relational aggression group that includes weekly outlines with objectives aligned to CASEL Standards and ASCA Mindsets and Behaviors. This resource includes everything you need to run a...
Looking for a ready-to-use small group that will empower students to resolve conflicts on their own? You'll love this complete 8-week conflict resolution & size of the problem small group. This curriculum includes everything you need to run a successful...
Small group counseling is an essential part of an MTSS comprehensive school counseling program. This elementary school counseling group bundle includes 10 ready-to-use small groups for Tier II intervention, all of which are ASCA and CASEL-aligned! Topics covered include anxiety,...
This 8-week relationship skills middle school counseling group is designed to help students recognize healthy vs unhealthy relationships and how to deal with toxic relationships. In addition students will learn healthy communication and conflict resolution skills. This comprehensive curriculum includes everything you...
Looking for a ready to use conflict resolution and peacemaking lesson for your primary students? This conflict resolution classroom guidance lesson is designed to be used with Pre-K to 1st-grade students in a tier 1 class lesson setting. By using an...
Conflict resolution is critical for helping students build and maintain strong friendships. This easy-to-implement 8-week elementary school counseling small group will allow students to practice being peacekeepers rather than pirates. Students will learn how to resolve conflicts and how to...
" This SCOOT GAME is a great way to get students up and moving! Students will learn the difference between tattling and reporting. This scoot game is broken up into four types of questions. - True of false - Is...
Looking for a ready-to-use social skills small group? You'll love this 8-week school counseling social skills small group that includes weekly outlines with objectives aligned to CASEL Standards and ASCA Mindsets and Behaviors. This curriculum includes everything you need to...
" This digital game show is a fun, interactive way for students to learn the differences between tattling and reporting. This game is in PowerPoint and is completely EDITABLE so you change the questions to fit your school's population and...