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This Conflict Resolution "I have… Who has...?" Card Game is great for generating ideas about how to work through arguments and conflicts. Includes 24 playing cards. Use as a group warm up activity in a social emotional learning or school counseling classroom lesson. Suitable for students 2nd-8th.
Conflict Resolution concepts include:
- Listen
- Draw what happened
- Consider your choices
- and more!
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Description
This Conflict Resolution "I have… Who has...?" Card Game is great for generating ideas about how to work through arguments and conflicts. Includes 24 playing cards. Use as a group warm up activity in a social emotional learning or school counseling classroom lesson. Suitable for students 2nd-8th.
Conflict Resolution concepts include:
- Listen
- Draw what happened
- Consider your choices
- and more!
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I used this as an opening activity for discussing good and bad choices.
Great review of conflict resolution strategies.
Love this game, and was so excited to see a conflict resolution version!! My students enjoyed it!
Thanks for the feedback! My kiddos love any version of "I have, Who has" :)
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