Managing Conflicts and Relationships
True or False
Conflicts are a part of life. Most of the time they're major.
Conflicts are a part of life but most of the time they're minor.
To resolve conflict, it helps to communicate __________________
Respectfully
True or False
We all deal with certain things differently at home than we do at school or other places.
True
Name the author of the popular series, Harry Potter
JK Rowling
What is the colour of an emerald?
Green
A conflict that is hard to resolve, has serious consequences, and can cause physical and emotional harm
Major Conflict
The ability to identify, understand and respond to other people's feelings
Empathy
A feeling such has anger, fear or happiness
Emotion
An opening in the earth's crust which through lava, ash and gases escape?
Volcano
Who's nose grew longer everytime he lied?
Pinocchio
A conflict that is generally easier to resolve and doesn't cause long term physical or emotional harm
Minor Conflict
How someone thinks or feels about something based on experience or personal preference
Perspectives
The part of the brain which involves experiencing emotions
Amygdala
The practice of drawing maps is called what?
Cartography
`What type of fish is Nemo?
Clownfish
True or False
Perspective-taking takes practice, but it can help us make friends, improve relationships and prevent conflict
True
Making up for doing something wrong; doing something to repair the harm
Making Amends
The part of the brain which is most involved in making decisions
Cortex
Solve the equation:
27 = x - 12
What is x = 39
What is a group of lions called?
A pride
To cause something to become more intense or serious; to __________ a situation
Escalate
The process of being able to identify and understand another's feelings, thoughts, needs and wants
Perspective-taking
Some examples of ____________ ___________ are deep breathing, exercise, journaling, talking it out and positive self talk.
Coping Strategies
This is when water vapour in the atmosphere becomes liquid?
Condensation
Who invented to telephone?
Alexander Graham Bell