PPT I used in a class for children resolving conflicts with their classmates.

3. What usually happens when
you are mad at someone or
someone is mad at you?

4. With your partner, talk about a time when someone was mad at you.
Don’t use real names in your examples.
Were you able to solve the problem?
Why or why not?

5. Walk away if someone is too angry to talk.
If possible, talk about the problem and try to solve it.
Never scream at a person. Use a medium volume.
No angry hand gestures like pointing in a person’s face.
If you can’t solve the problem, ask for help.
Never use pushing or any kind of fighting as a solution.
Give each other some space if the problem doesn’t stop.
WINNING