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Kelso’s Choices Conflict Resolution

Kelso’s Choices Conflict Resolution. 3 rd Grade Mrs. Morton, Counselor. Big and Small Problems. Sometimes YOU can handle a problem or conflict. Other times you need an adult’s help. How can you tell the difference?. Small Problems.

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Kelso’s Choices Conflict Resolution

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  1. Kelso’s ChoicesConflict Resolution 3rd Grade Mrs. Morton, Counselor

  2. Big and Small Problems Sometimes YOU can handle a problem or conflict. Other times you need an adult’s help. How can you tell the difference?

  3. Small Problems These are problems that you are strong enough and smart enough to handle on your own. These conflicts you can solve without an adult’s help. Small problems often happen when an adult is not around (bus stop, bathroom, at home).

  4. Big Problems Problems or situations that are dangerous or scary need adult help to solve. Big problems can result in someone being hurt.

  5. Big or Small Problem? • Small: hold your fingers one or two inches apart • Big: hold your hands far apart

  6. A student is … • Making noises when you are trying to work • Small • Passing notes about you • Small • Playing with matches • Big • Cutting in line • Small • Writing on the walls • Big

  7. A student is … • Whispering during a movie • Small • Not sharing a toy • Small • Carrying a knife • Big • Being hit or kicked at recess • Big • Calling you silly names • Small

  8. A student is … • Taking your pencil without asking • Small • Stealing from a teacher’s desk • Big • Using bad words (cursing) • Big • Spreading a rumor • Small • Taking too long at the water fountain • Small • Throwing rocks • Big

  9. Feelings give clues How do Small Problems Feel? • Distracting noises • Passing notes • Cutting in line • Whispering during class • Calling you silly names • Not sharing a toy • Spreading a rumor • Taking your pencil without permission

  10. Feelings give clues How do Big Problems feel? • Playing with matches • Writing on the wall • Carrying a knife • Hitting or kicking • Stealing from teacher’s desk • Using curse words or bad language • Throwing rocks

  11. Tattling or Telling? • “Tattling” is: when a student tries to get someone in trouble and doesn’t really want to solve the problem. • “Telling” is: when a student asks an adult to help resolve a BIG problem.

  12. BIG Problems • Which adults can you tell? • Parent • Bus driver • Relative • Principal • Teacher • Counselor • Friend’s parent • Coach

  13. BIG Problems • What can you do if there are no adults around to share your problem with? • Questions about handling BIG problems?

  14. Small Problems:Try Two of Kelso’sChoicesBefore TellinganAdult

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