📝 Product Description

✨ Turn student conflicts into meaningful learning opportunities with this Restorative Conversation Poster designed specifically for elementary classrooms!

This colorful, student-friendly poster walks children through a structured restorative conversation that promotes empathy, accountability, active listening, and repairing harm—without forcing apologies.

Perfect for classroom teachers, counselors, behavior specialists, MTSS teams, restorative practice programs, and SEL instruction.

🤝 What Students Learn

✅ How to express feelings using a sentence stem

✅ How to actively listen and repeat back what they heard

✅ How to focus on impact rather than blame

✅ How to offer meaningful repairs

✅ How to give authentic apologies

✅ How to respond when someone apologizes

✅ How to respectfully close a conversation

🌟 Included Conversation Script

🗣️ Speaker

"When you _____, I felt _____."

👂 Listener

"I heard you say you felt _____ when I _____. Did I hear you correctly?"

🛠️ Repair Options Include

• Use kind words
• Use safe hands
• Ask permission next time
• Include someone in play
• Clean up a mess
• Give space
• Draw a note or picture
• Check in later
• Make a plan for next time
• And more!

❤️ Unique Features

✔️ Encourages accountability without shame

✔️ Does NOT require forced apologies

✔️ Teaches authentic apology language

✔️ Includes response options when apologies are offered

✔️ Promotes empathy and perspective-taking

✔️ Supports positive classroom culture

✔️ Diverse student representation

✔️ Easy-to-follow visual format

📚 Perfect For

🍎 Elementary Classrooms

🏫 MTSS & Behavior Support

💬 SEL Lessons

👩‍🏫 Classroom Management

🧠 Trauma-Informed Classrooms

🤝 Restorative Practices

🎒 Counseling Offices

📖 Character Education

📦 File Information

📄 PDF Format

🖨️ 8.5 x 11 Poster

🎨 Full Color

📌 Ready to Print

Teachers Love This Resource Because...

💜 It gives students the exact words they need.

💜 It builds communication skills.

💜 It teaches repair instead of punishment.

💜 It helps students solve conflicts independently.

💜 It supports a positive and inclusive classroom community.