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Teach students about the difference between bullying and conflict with this interactive lesson!
Teach students about the difference between bullying and conflict with this interactive lesson! Students learn the definition of bullying, the definition of conflict, and examples of each one. Students also learn about the 4 types of bullying, how to resolve a conflict, and how to stop bullying.
⭐ THIS RESOURCE INCLUDES:
✅ Digital for Google Slides™ presentation that teaches students the difference between bullying and conflict, how to resolve a conflict, and how to stop bullying. The presentation closes with an interactive sorting game with 24 scenarios that lets students practice the difference between bullying and conflict.
✅ PowerPoint version of the same presentation.
✅ Bullying vs. conflict printable sorting game that lets students read 24 scenarios and place them on either the “bullying” or the “conflict” side of the mat.
✅ 4 posters
✅ Assorted worksheets and coloring pages
✅ Document that shows how the lesson is aligned to ASCA Mindsets & Behaviors
✅ Materials offered in full color and black/white
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“This lesson was so helpful for my kids to understand the definition of conflict vs. bullying. It was just what they needed!” – Chelsea F.
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“Enjoyed using this for my littles so they could understand the difference between bullying and conflict!” – Rebecca H.
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“The perfect lesson to deliver during bully awareness month. Students were really engaged.” – Yolanda J.
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“I purchased this product because my students kept accusing each other of bullying when that wasn’t the case. It helped us clarify the real meaning of bullying and distinguish it from everyday conflicts. Now, I can see my students resolving their disagreements in a much healthier and more constructive way.” – Yainiz S.
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“This was really useful with my second graders because they needed to know the important difference of actual bullying vs. daily conflicts that can be handled independently. I appreciate all of the scenarios because kids really need to discuss and learn that we can fix certain things with words. Thank you for such a great resource!” – Stephanie U.
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“This teaches the difference between bullying and conflict very well. Students were engaged and loved discussing the differences and what to do when bullying or conflict happens.” – Marly T.
