Conflicto y Resolution Lesson

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“Conflict Resolution”
Lesson for Teens
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“Conflict Resolution” Lesson for Teens
ASCA Mindsets & Behaviors:
M 1. Belief in development of whole self, including a
healthy balance of mental, social/emotional and
physical well-being
B-LS 1. Demonstrate critical-thinking skills to make
informed decisions
B-LS 9. Gather evidence and consider multiple
perspectives to make informed decisions
Objectives:
Students will explore the different ways to resolve a
conflict through discussion and role play
Length of Lesson Plan:

1-hour
Supplies Needed:
Display item, “Ways to Resolve a Conflict” worksheet,
“Role Play” scenarios worksheet.
Order of Lesson Plan;

1.) Icebreaker
2.) Transition
3.) Worksheet
4.) Transition
5.) Role Play Scenarios
6.) Wrap up

1.) Icebreaker- idea game
Choose an object to display in front of the group. It can
be a toy, or a common item, or even as simple as a rock.
Give students a piece of paper and give them 2 minutes
to brainstorm how many different ways they could use the
item for. Example: if you display a rock, some answers
may be: a door holder, a book end, paint a face on it,
etc.) Once the two minutes is up, ask for volunteers to
give some of their ideas. Find out who had the most
ideas.
2.) Transition
Ask students what this icebreaker activity had to do with
conflict resolution. Explain that conflicts happen everyday
in our lives, and resolving them instead of resorting to
violence or cruelty is the best option. Lead them to find
the connection between brainstorming solutions for how
to use the icebreaker item, and using that same
brainstorming technique to think of ways to resolve a
conflict. There is never just one answer. There are several
options.
3.)Worksheet- Ways to resolve a conflict

Put students in groups of 4. Give students one worksheet
for the group and have them work together to answer the
questions.
4.) Transition
Have a group discussion and ask students what the best
way to resolve a conflict seems to be? Which is the worst?
Which one do they feel they use the most? Tell them they
will be practicing each one using role play scenarios.
5.) Role playing scenarios
Have students stay in those same groups of 4. Give each
group a scenario from the worksheet at the back of this
packet. Make sure they still have their “Ways to Resolve a
Conflict” group worksheet to reference. Tell them they
have to role play the scenario in front of the class 5 times,
one time for each of the different ways to resolve a
conflict. Give them 8-10 mins. to come up with these
ideas. Have each group present in front of the class.
6.) Wrap up
Ask students again, which way to solve a conflict seems to
be the best? Which one is the worst? What did they learn
from this activity?

Ways to Resolve a Conflict
There are many ways to resolve a conflict.
Fill out this worksheet as a group to learn about
the different ways.
Ways to
resolve a What is it? What is an Pros? Cons?
conflict: example?
Avoiding Walking Someone Not get in Person may
away from a punches trouble. Not think you are
conflict you, and you get hurt. weak and
walk away do it again.
Smooth it Pretend
over everything is
fine
Win at all You win, the

costs other person
loses
Compromise Give up
something
you want for
something
else you
want
Win/Win Both people
Negotiation win

Role Playing Scenarios
Cut these into strips and give each group one scenario
1.) Your parent won’t let you go to a party this weekend
2.) Your friends want to skip the last class of school to go

hang out at someone’s house
3.) Your sibling wants the TV, but you want it too
4.) Your parent takes away your phone for bad grades
5.) Your friend asks you to hang out, but you are already
hanging out with someone they don’t like
6.) Your sibling wants the last piece of cake, but so do you
7.) Your friend posts something rude about you on social

media
8.) Your friend starts a rumor about you around the school
that is not true
9.) Your friend steals your favorite hoodie
10.) Someone cuts in front of you in the lunch line

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Length of Lesson Plan:

Order of Lesson Plan;

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3.)Worksheet- Ways to resolve a conflict

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Win at all You win, the

© 2018 School Counseling Essentials

1.) Your parent won’t let you go to a party this weekend

2.) Your friends want to skip the last class of school to go

7.) Your friend posts something rude about you on social

9.) Your friend steals your favorite hoodie

10.) Someone cuts in front of you in the lunch line

© 2018 School Counseling Essentials

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