Activity Overview
Once students have learned the different ways to resolve a conflict, it's a good idea to help them develop a toolbox of responses that they can look back at when they need it. This worksheet asks students to describe the different ways to resolve conflict and then come up with different phrases and words they might use in each situation. Things like "I understand what you're saying" and "This is what I think you mean, please correct me if I'm wrong" may apply to one or more situations.
Clicking "Use This Assignment" will copy the worksheet into your teacher account. This worksheet can be customized as desired in order to tailor it to your students. Once you've finished editing, just save and print it for students to fill out.
Template and Class Instructions
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Student Instructions
- Click "Start Assignment".
- Describe each of the ways to resolve conflict.
- Provide examples of phrases or words that can be used with that method.
- Save and Exit
Lesson Plan Reference
Activity Overview
Once students have learned the different ways to resolve a conflict, it's a good idea to help them develop a toolbox of responses that they can look back at when they need it. This worksheet asks students to describe the different ways to resolve conflict and then come up with different phrases and words they might use in each situation. Things like "I understand what you're saying" and "This is what I think you mean, please correct me if I'm wrong" may apply to one or more situations.
Clicking "Use This Assignment" will copy the worksheet into your teacher account. This worksheet can be customized as desired in order to tailor it to your students. Once you've finished editing, just save and print it for students to fill out.
Template and Class Instructions
(These instructions are completely customizable. After clicking "Copy Activity", update the instructions on the Edit Tab of the assignment.)
Student Instructions
- Click "Start Assignment".
- Describe each of the ways to resolve conflict.
- Provide examples of phrases or words that can be used with that method.
- Save and Exit
Lesson Plan Reference
How Tos about Conflict Resolution Worksheet
How can I model effective conflict resolution conversations for my class?
Demonstrate a sample dialogue in front of students to show how to calmly and respectfully resolve a disagreement. Modeling gives students a real-life example and helps them visualize positive language and tone in action.
Invite students to role-play common classroom conflicts.
Assign students roles in realistic scenarios and guide them as they practice using respectful phrases and resolution strategies. Role-playing builds confidence and reinforces new skills in a safe environment.
Guide students to reflect on what worked well after the role-play.
Ask students to discuss which phrases or actions helped resolve the conflict and why. Reflection encourages deeper understanding and helps students apply what they learned.
Encourage students to create their own conflict resolution scripts.
Support students as they write short, practical scripts for handling conflicts they might face. Scriptwriting personalizes skills and gives students ready-to-use language for real situations.
Reinforce positive conflict resolution by celebrating success stories.
Recognize students when they use effective conflict resolution in class, either privately or with the group. Celebration motivates students and builds a positive classroom culture.
Frequently Asked Questions about Conflict Resolution Worksheet
What is a conflict resolution worksheet for students?
A conflict resolution worksheet is a classroom tool that helps students identify different ways to resolve disputes and practice using positive language. Students describe resolution methods and brainstorm phrases they might use, building a personalized toolbox for managing conflicts.
How can I use a conflict resolution worksheet in my classroom?
To use a conflict resolution worksheet, assign it to students individually. Have them list conflict resolution strategies and sample phrases. You can customize the worksheet to fit your class needs, then print or distribute it digitally for students to complete and discuss.
What are some effective phrases students can use to resolve conflicts?
Effective phrases include: “I understand what you’re saying,” “This is what I think you mean, please correct me if I’m wrong,” and “Let’s find a solution together.” These help promote understanding and respectful communication.
How do I customize a conflict resolution worksheet for my students?
Click “Use This Assignment” to copy the worksheet into your teacher account. Edit instructions, add examples, or adjust difficulty as needed. When finished, save and print for student use.
Why is teaching conflict resolution important for middle and high school students?
Teaching conflict resolution equips students with lifelong communication and problem-solving skills. It helps them manage disagreements constructively, fostering a positive classroom environment and healthier relationships.
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