There are a few books listed here on "point of view" which deal with
conflict and resolution:
http://share2learn.com/themebooksconflict.html
Renee
On Aug 26, 2010, at 12:46 PM, Lauren Fahey wrote:
Hi! I am student teaching in the 2nd grade and I want to do a
lesson on Conflict Resolution. I want to teach the students about
how to use I-statements (When you I feel etc).
I am hoping this will help the children to express their feelings
in a positive way and help them to problem solve. I am looking for
children's books that might be a good introduction to this topic or
at least a discussion starter. Any suggestions would be greatly
appreciated. Thanks!
Lauren
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