interpersonal conflict in children

""When your friends are fighting-and you're stuck in the middle-how would you respond? In this choose-your-own-ending picture book, Jasmin and her friends try to make a dance video. When her friends argue, will Jasmin help make peace? Or will she make their fight worse? Readers make choices for Jasmin, with each story path leading to different outcomes. Includes four endings and discussion questions. Expressive illustrations and the power to choose your story support social-emotional learning and decision-making for kids, making this an excellent book to spark discussion and encourage kids to build positive relationships.""--.

"In this choose-your-own-ending picture book, John picks on Kurt during Tae Kwon Do class. Kurt is worried and scared. Will he ignore John, or will he speak up? Readers make choices for Kurt, with each story path leading to different outcomes"--Provided by publisher.

Teaches the reader about resolving conflict and gives examples.

In this illustrated choose-your-own-ending book, Quinn deals with conflict on the playground: who will get to use the swing? Readers make choices for Quinn and read what happens next, with each story path leading to different consequences. Includes five different endings and discussion questions.

Provides helpful information to understand and deal with cliques during the middle school years.

A collection of writings in which girls discuss their own experiences of being bullied or bullying other girls.

Intended to be used as a "conflict resolution activity guide for early childhood educators, " to help teach effective ways of promoting social and emotional development.

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