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Resolving Conflicts Together

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Lesson Plan

Resolving Conflicts Together

Conflict resolution

This lesson focuses on teaching Grade 5 students effective conflict resolution skills through collaborative learning. Students will engage in an activity using conflict resolution cards and watch a video to reinforce the concepts. This lesson is important as it equips students with the skills to handle disagreements constructively, fostering a positive classroom environment and enhancing their social-emotional development.

Audience

Grade 5

Time

30 minutes

Approach

Collaborative Learning

Materials

Conflict Resolution Cards, Video: Getting Help - Building Resilience with Hunter and Eve, and Discussion Questions

Step 1

Introduction

5 mins

  • Begin by asking students if they have ever had a disagreement with a friend or classmate.
  • Discuss why it's important to resolve conflicts peacefully.
  • Introduce the lesson objective: learning how to resolve conflicts effectively.

Step 2

Video Viewing

5 mins

Step 3

Activity: Conflict Resolution Cards

15 mins

  • Divide students into small groups.
  • Provide each group with a set of conflict resolution cards.
  • Instruct groups to take turns drawing a card and role-playing the scenario, focusing on resolving the conflict collaboratively.
  • Encourage students to use "I" statements and active listening during their role-plays.

Step 4

Discussion and Reflection

5 mins

  • Gather students back together for a class discussion.
  • Use the discussion questions to guide the conversation about what they learned and how they can apply these skills in real life.
  • Encourage students to share their thoughts and experiences.

Step 5

Closure

5 mins

  • Recap the key points of the lesson.
  • Emphasize the importance of using conflict resolution skills in everyday situations.
  • Thank students for their participation and encourage them to practice these skills outside of the classroom.
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Worksheet

Conflict Resolution Cards

These cards contain various conflict scenarios for students to role-play and practice resolving conflicts collaboratively.




You and your friend both want to play the same game at recess.







A classmate accidentally bumps into you and doesn't apologize.







You and a sibling both want to watch different TV shows.







A friend borrowed your pencil and lost it.







You and a partner disagree on how to complete a project.







A classmate cuts in line in front of you.







You and a friend both want to sit in the same seat.







A teammate doesn't pass the ball to you during a game.







Your group can't agree on a topic for a class presentation.







Someone takes your favorite spot in the library.







A friend interrupts you while you're speaking.







You and a classmate both want to be the leader of a group activity.







A sibling borrows your clothes without asking.







A friend doesn't invite you to their birthday party.







You and a friend have different opinions on a movie to watch.







A classmate copies your homework without permission.







You and a friend argue over who gets the last piece of cake.







A teammate criticizes your performance during a game.







You and a friend both want to use the computer at the same time.







A classmate spreads a rumor about you.







You and a sibling argue over who gets to sit in the front seat of the car.







A friend doesn't return a book they borrowed from you.







You and a partner disagree on the rules of a game.







A classmate makes fun of your new haircut.







You and a friend both want to be first in line for lunch.




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Discussion

Conflict Resolution Discussion

This discussion will help students reflect on the conflict resolution strategies they learned and how they can apply them in real-life situations.

What did you learn from the video about handling conflicts?

Encourage students to mention specific strategies or behaviors they observed in the video.







How did your group resolve the conflicts during the activity?

Ask students to describe the steps they took and the communication skills they used.







Why is it important to resolve conflicts peacefully?

Discuss the benefits of peaceful conflict resolution, such as maintaining friendships and creating a positive environment.







Can you think of a time when you used conflict resolution skills outside of school?

Encourage students to share personal experiences and reflect on the outcomes.







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