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Ready to Use Conflict Resolution Activities for Elementary Students [Minkštas viršelis]

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  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 288 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 278x211x18 mm, weight: 744 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 15-Jan-2002
  • Leidėjas: Jossey-Bass Inc.,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 0130449709
  • ISBN-13: 9780130449702
Kitos knygos pagal šią temą:
  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 288 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 278x211x18 mm, weight: 744 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 15-Jan-2002
  • Leidėjas: Jossey-Bass Inc.,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 0130449709
  • ISBN-13: 9780130449702
Kitos knygos pagal šią temą:
For K-6 teachers and counselors, here are over 100 step-by-step lessons and illustrated activities that give students the tools and empathy they need to solve conflicts peacefully and feel like winners.

The wide variety of lessons and activities that will appeal to all students are organized into four sections:
* Conflict-Resolution Activities for Educators helping the teacher model appropriate behaviors through 12 self- empowerment activities.
* Building the Groundwork for Conflict Resolution 29 activities to help students build their own positive identity and deal with inner-directed anger.
* Conflict-Resolution Activities for Your Classroom 69 activities develop children's conflict-solving skills and reduce their anger toward others.
* Conflict-Resolution Acitivites for Your School 19 activities, including those that alert students to bullies and what can be done to prevent bullying.
About This Resource ix
Acknowledgments xiii
Wanted!!!! Stories with Heart xxi
SECTION 1 Conflict-Resolution Activities for Educators 1(16)
It's Moving Day!
3(1)
Yahoo! My Treasure Chest
4(1)
My Anger Triggers, Traps, 'n Traumas Log
5(1)
A Letter to You
6(1)
Pushing Aside Aggressive Behavior
7(1)
Diamonds
8(1)
Getting Out of Your Comfort Zone
9(1)
Are You Haunted?
10(1)
Are You a Pushover, Pushy, or Just-About-Right Conflict Solver?
11(1)
What They Didn't Teach Me in School!
12(1)
The Rose
13(2)
Secrets That Shouldn't be Kept About Me!
15(2)
SECTION 2 Building the Groundwork for Conflict Resolution 17(56)
A Positive Identity
Play My Positive Tape Again! (accepting limitations)
19(3)
Tickled Pink! (recognizing what makes us special)
22(2)
Exclamations! (giving and receiving peer compliments)
24(1)
Balloosters (giving and receiving peer compliments)
24(1)
WOW (giving and receiving peer compliments)
24(5)
Precious Petals (naming positive strengths)
29(1)
What Makes me Pop! (naming positive strengths)
29(1)
Tune in to Our Top Hits! (naming positive strengths)
29(1)
I'm a Hit Record! (naming positive strengths)
29(7)
Belonging and Cooperation
Snowflakes (learning the uniqueness of each child and the importance of sticking together)
36(2)
Wall of Love (feeling a sense of community in your school)
38(1)
We are Family! (feeling a sense of community in your school)
38(1)
A Loving Visualization (picturing loving qualities)
38(5)
Call me When You Need a Friend (learning how to be a friend)
43(2)
Paint with Love (making others feel special)
45(2)
Stars (making others feel special)
47(2)
Juggling for Joy (experiencing belonging and cooperation in a noncompetitive game)
49(3)
Complimenting Special People in Our Lives
You're a Nacho Above (recognizing the special people in our lives)
52(1)
My Loot Bag of Goodies (recognizing the special people in our lives)
52(4)
Appreciating Differences Among People
Surfing the Net (appreciating others' backgrounds)
56(2)
Sticky Situations (developing awareness of prejudice and stereotyping)
58(2)
Throw It Out! (developing awareness of prejudice and stereotyping)
60(2)
Recognizing Our Values
Real Value (recognizing the importance of our values)
62(2)
Put Your Best Foot Forward (upholding values when challenged)
64(1)
My Values Coat of Arms (upholding values when challenged)
64(3)
Setting Goals
The Dream Ranch (encouraging dreams)
67(1)
Clouds to Stars (turning dreams to goals)
67(4)
Compute Your Goals (learning the steps of goal setting)
71(1)
How Do You Compute? (learning the steps of goal setting)
72(1)
SECTION 3 Conflict-Resolution Activities for Your Classroom 73(148)
Our Feelings
Directions and Conflict-Solving Quiz
75(2)
Roller Coaster Days (handling our emotional ups and downs)
77(1)
Can You Crack This Case? (handling our emotional ups and downs)
77(1)
Color Me (handling our emotional ups and downs)
77(1)
Color My Feelings (handling our emotional ups and downs)
77(6)
Windows of Feelings (acknowledging our feelings)
83(1)
Key to My Feelings (acknowledging our feelings)
83(1)
Wilbert's ``Many Moods'' Stick Puppets
83(5)
My Butterfly Book of Feelings (acknowledging our feelings)
88(2)
Stormy and Smiley (expressing openly and honestly)
90(2)
Anger
Steamed Scene (feeling angry is natural)
92(2)
Hot BBQ Sizzler-TLC Recipe (cooling down angry feelings)
94(3)
Brush Up on TLC (cooling down angry feelings)
97(1)
Brush it off? No Way! (cooling down angry feelings)
97(3)
Smart Signals (cooling down angry feelings)
100(2)
I'm a Hit! (handling angry feelings)
102(3)
Smooth Solutions (handling angry feelings)
105(2)
Chill! (learning when to use avoidance in a conflict)
107(2)
My Triggers 'n Traps (learning your anger patterns)
109(1)
My Triggers 'n Traps Log (knowing your anger patterns)
109(4)
We're Hot Stuff! (at Cooling Down) (changing your anger patterns)
113(2)
Follow the Yellow Brick Road (calming down when angry)
115(2)
Put a Lid on Your Anger! (realizing we may hurt other if anger is not cooled down)
117(1)
I-Screamers (realizing we may hurt others if anger is not cooled down)
117(1)
Bubble Trouble (realizing we may hurt others if anger is not cooled down)
117(5)
The Anger Escalator (recognizing the escalating stages of anger)
122(2)
Snowballs (recognizing the escalating stages of anger)
124(2)
Wilbert's Crumby Cookies (controlling our anger)
126(2)
Tasty Toppings (sayings to have ready when angry)
128(3)
Don't Get Tickled! (reviewing anger concepts)
131(2)
Problem Solving
Just Picture It! (learning the steps of brainstorming)
133(3)
Potattle Chips (learning to solve our own problems)
136(3)
Good Stuff! (solving lateral-thinking problems)
139(3)
Looking at a Problem from Another's Point of View
Put Yourself in Somebody Else's Shoes (looking at a problem from other viewpoints)
142(2)
Spaghetti! Spaghetti! (learning to think critically and weight both sides)
144(2)
Empathy
My Magic Glasses (becoming aware of the feelings others experience)
146(1)
Here are My Magic Glasses (becoming aware of the feelings other experience)
146(1)
The Sad Heart (becoming aware of the feelings others experience)
146(1)
My Heart Pattern (becoming aware of the feelings others experience)
146(6)
My Feelings Run Deep (putting self in place of someone hurt)
152(1)
Here's How My Feelings Run Deep (putting self in place of someone hurt)
152(4)
Oops! Wilbert Put His Foot in His Mouth (putting self in place of someone hurt)
156(3)
Communicating the Best We Can
My Listening Mirror (listening reflectively)
159(2)
Deluxe Pizza Toppings (communicating with winning sayings in a conflict)
161(3)
Hey, Stop Being Pushy! (asserting self instead of acting aggressively)
164(3)
Twisted Tales (becoming aware of communication mix-ups)
167(3)
Hey! What's Really Going On? (learning the present issue may be haunted by the past)
170(2)
Scrambled Eggs (practicing listening in a conflict)
172(2)
Types of Conflicts
Mumbo Jumbo Soup (recognizing inner conflicts)
174(3)
A Geeky Play (recognizing inner conflicts)
177(2)
Conflict Candy Bar (standing by our values in inner conflicts)
179(4)
A Rainbow of Peace (learning the relationship of inner peace to global peace)
183(3)
Solving Conflicts so Both Feel Like Winners
TLC Poster (using the TLC approach)
186(1)
Wilbert's Restaurant (practicing the TLC approach)
186(1)
Sticky Situation Skit: Eating with Relish!
186(1)
Sticky Situation Skit: Mad Mo
186(1)
Sticky Situation Skit: Wilbert's in a Pickle
186(8)
Cell talk (using the TLC approach)
194(2)
``Peace'' Together Puzzling Conflicts (handling conflicts with others)
196(2)
My Own CD! (describing and assessing a recent conflict)
198(2)
Paint the Best Approach to Conflict Solving (learning conflict styles)
200(2)
I'm Out of This World Solving Conflicts Space Log
202(1)
Star Points of Mediating (compiling a conflict-solving log)
202(1)
We're Out of This World Solving Conflicts (compiling a conflict-solving log)
202(1)
Peer mediator Log (compiling a conflict-solving log)
202(1)
My Stellar Idea/Give Me Some Space (compiling a conflict-solving log)
202(1)
Conflict-Solver Star Badge (compiling a conflict-solving log)
202(1)
My Awesome Space Trip (compiling a conflict-solving log)
202(10)
Triangles of Trust (learning the steps in mediating a conflict)
212(2)
Let's Party! (reviewing conflict-solving concepts)
214(3)
Creating a Ripple Effect with Acts of Kindness
My Peace Ripplers Book (learning how peace ripples)
217(1)
Peace Ripplers (starting a ripple effect with small acts of kindness to others)
217(4)
SECTION 4 Conflict-Resolution Activities for Your School 221
Bully Busters!
Teachers' ``Bully Busters!''
223
``Bully Busters!'' Poster
226
Why do Kids Bully?
226
Are You a Bully Buster?
226
Barrels of Bully Busters
230
Conflict-Resolution Celebration
A Conflict-Resolution Celebration
232
Fun Ideas for Your Conflict-Resolution Celebration
233
Music for Your Conflict-Resolution Celebration
237
Conflict-Resolution Drama Presentation
238
Peace Dove
241
Involving Everyone in the Child's Life
Our Home Conflict-Resolution Menu
242
Please Come to Our Conflict-Resolution Celebration
243
Please Come to Our ``Conflict Solving with Heart'' Celebration
244
Good News Network Grams
245
Good News Network Calendar
245
Good News Network Monthly Theme Ideas
245
Chill-Out Time for Two!
250
Class Meetings Help Resolve Conflicts
Planning Our Class Meetings
251
Our Class Meeting Menu
251
Reading Selections
Read More About It!
254


Beth Teolis taught grades K--6 for 12 years, is a member of the National Speaker's Association, and is President of Life Skills Associates. She resides in Toronto, Canada.