Disagreement
Yes, because they have different ideas and no one's feelings are hurt.
False, rude behavior is usually an accident.
False, if behavior continues to happen over and over, it's bullying.
Bullying happens one time or repeatedly?
Repeatedly
Two students both want to be line leader and calmly explain their reasons. What kind of conflict is this?
Disagreement
True or False: Can disagreements be solved peacefully?
True
True or False: Rude behavior happens over and over again.
False, it is bullying if the behavior happens over and over again and doesn't stop.
Give one example of mean behavior.
Name-calling, teasing, laughing at someone
True or False: Bullying can be physical, verbal, or online.
True
Another student laughed at you when you gave the wrong answer. What type of conflict is this?
Mean
Name one way to solve a disagreement.
Take turns, compromise, talk it out, rock/paper/scissors, ask for help
Give an example of rude behavior.
Interrupting, eye-rolling, talking while someone else talks
What should you do if someone is being mean to you?
Tell them to stop, walk away, tell an adult
Which makes bullying different from being mean?
It happens over and over and involves power
A student keeps making fun of the same person every day. What type of conflict is this?
Bullying
Name one sentence starter you could use during a disagreement to keep it respectful.
"I think...", "I feel...", "Can we compromise..."
How can you respond to rude behavior in a calm way?
Use an "I feel" statement, ignore, walk away, ask them to stop
Someone makes fun of your shoes to try to hurt your feelings one time. What could you do next?
Tell them to stop, walk away, tell an adult, ignore
Bullying usually involves a power imbalance. What does that mean?
One person has more power (bigger, older, popular, etc.)
Someone calls you a name once. What type of conflict is this?
Mean
Why are disagreements a normal part of life?
People think differently or have different ideas.
A classmate talks while you are sharing your idea. What is one respectful way you could respond?
Ask them to stop, keep talking calmly, raise your hand for help, use an “I feel” statement
Why is calling someone a name even once a problem?
It can hurt feelings, damage friendships, and make people feel unsafe or sad
What is the most important thing to do if bullying is happening?
Tell a trusted adult
Two students are working on a group project and one wants to make a poster while the other wants to make a slideshow. They both explain their ideas and listen to each other. What type of conflict is this?
Disagreement