Conflict Resolution Brain Breaks — SEL Movement Game (Grades K–2)
Read a card, and the whole class answers at once by moving.
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- Grades
- K–2
- What you get
- 60 game cards in 6 rounds58 pages
- Type
- Movement Games
- Use it
- PrintView & Print in your browser
- Competency
- Relationship Skills
- Topic
- Conflict Resolution
About this resource
Read a card, and the whole class answers at once by moving. These conflict resolution brain breaks turn conflict resolution into an SEL movement game for Grades K–2: children stand up, pick a side or walk to a corner to answer, then hear a short teaching point. Every movement has a seated version, and it’s print and play, with no prep beyond printing.
What students practice
- Different wants
- Calm first, then talk
- Say what’s wrong
- Your turn, my turn
- An idea we both like
- Fix it or get help
What’s inside
- A detailed teacher script for every round, written to be read aloud
- The “Peace Path Moves” poster with six moves to learn and practice
A look inside
Example card: “Two kids play different games side by side. Both are happy. Is that a conflict?”
Each Round Card gives the plan, what you’ll need and the goal for the end of the round
How to use these conflict resolution brain breaks
Grade fit
You read every card aloud, so children don’t need to read to play. The situations come from their world, the answers are simple movements, and the corner signs use colors and shapes as well as letters.
Pairs well with
Questions teachers ask
How long does it take?
A full round is a 15–20 minute lesson. For a quick brain break, use one open practice card or a single Do card.
Do I need a lot of space?
No. Every movement has a seated version, so you can play at desks.
Do children need to read?
No. You read each card aloud, and children answer by moving.
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