Conflict Resolution Learning Activities
- BrainPOP
- Jul 12, 2022
- 2 min read

We all encounter conflict with others, and teaching your kids how to calmly find a resolution is a great skill to build at an early age.
It’s never been easier to help your kids understand these not-so-easy concepts. Follow our proven approach in three simple steps and start building productive communication skills as a family!
Step 1: Watch an Educational Movie About Conflict Resolution
As a family, watch movies that teach kids about conflict resolution skills. Discover strategies like taking deep breaths, explaining in a peaceful but direct way why you are upset, and more.
For Grades K-3:

Watch this movie with your little one to find out what anger is all about and strategies for coping, from taking deep breaths to communicating how you feel.
For Grades 3-8:
Watch this movie as a family and discover strategies from taking deep breaths to explaining in a peaceful but direct way why you are upset.
Step 2: Spark A Conversation About Conflict And How To Find A Resolution
Use these prompts to spark conversation and deepen your child's understanding!
For Grades K-3:
What makes you angry?
What can you do when you feel angry?
How can you help a friend when they are angry?
For Grades 3-8:
How can compromising resolve a conflict?
How can explaining why you're angry help to resolve a conflict?
What are some strategies to use next time you're angry with someone?
How is active listening important in conflict resolution?