Deal with it

Shows children how to prevent or deal with conflicts that involve lying. Includes quizzes and a list of resources.

Describes stereotypes about boys and men, explains that it is okay for boys to look or act in ways or be interested in things that do not fit the stereotype of masculinity, and provides guidance on preventing and dealing with sexism and gender discrimination at school and in other settings.

Discusses how young people can deal with gossip.

Describes stereotypes about girls and women, discusses narrow-minded ideas about how girls should look, and provides guidance on preventing and dealing with sexism and gender discrimination at school and in other settings.

Provides information about how fights get started, offers advice on how to deal with anger without getting physical, features real-life examples of fighting, and includes quizzes.

A companion to the Deal With It series of books that includes tips on lesson planning, hands-on activities, and discussion questions.

A cartoon-illustrated guide to competition, both healthy and unhealthy, in sports, grades and more.

Presents an introduction to the concept of authority for children, in simple text with illustrations, explaining how conflict starts, how it escalates, and how to deal with the offender.

Shows young people how to manage disputes before they turn into full-scale arguments.

Provides information about bullying, explaining what it is, featuring examples of different types of bullying, and offering advice on how to best deal with bullies. Includes quizzes and resources.