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Compromise: Activity

Compromise: Activity
, Not Grade Specific,

Students define compromise and concessions, match four everyday disputes to their compromise resolutions, then reflect in writing on real disputes with a parent and a friend.

Author Elementary Resources 4 U

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Tags Compromise, Conflict Resolution, Negotiation, Dispute Resolution, Social-emotional Learning

CONFLICT: The FIVE Elements of a Story Graphic Organizers

CONFLICT: The FIVE Elements of a Story Graphic Organizers
, Not Grade Specific,

Ten blank graphic organizers guide students through analyzing a story's conflict from different angles, from a basic problem/solution chart to a chart classifying conflict as character-versus-nature, -self, -society or -character.

Author Ibby Resources

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Tags Study, Skills, Character, Graphic Organizer, Story Elements

Graphic Organizer: Conflict

Graphic Organizer: Conflict
, Not Grade Specific,

Four types of literary conflict — Person vs. Self, Person vs. Person, Person vs. Nature, and Person vs. Society — are arranged in a labeled quadrant chart for students to complete.

Author Reading in the Middle Grade

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Tags Graphic Organizer, Conflict, Types Of Conflict, Literature Analysis

My Feelings Iceberg

My Feelings Iceberg
, Not Grade Specific,

My Feelings Iceberg uses the familiar above-water and below-water metaphor to distinguish outward expression from internal emotion. Learners record feelings other people can see in the upper area and feelings they do not show in the submerged section. The simple contrast can open discussion about how behaviour does not always reveal the full emotional experience. The page is suited to guided reflection, check-ins, or counseling conversations rather than diagnosis or forced disclosure.

Author Jennifer Moyer Taylor

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Tags Feelings, Emotions, SEL, Social-emotional Learning, Conflict Resolution, Feeling Iceberg, Iceberg Emotions Worksheet, Iceberg Of Emotions, Emotions Iceberg, Iceberg Emotions, Iceberg Unscramble