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  • Groark Learns about Bullying

    for grades K-5

    Featuring the Popcorn Park Puppets

    From the 5 volume series Popcorn Park: Getting Along with GroarkGroark is playing with his friends when two of them start teasing and picking on a third one. As the situation escalates Groark gets drawn in, and, before he realizes it, Groark is picking on his best friend. When his friend goes off crying, Groark doesn't understand what happened until he learns from a group of real children how he and the others were being bullies, and how hurtful that was to the victim. Groark returns to the playground, convinces the other kids that they have been cruel and unfair, and together they make peace with the friend they had picked on.Read more

  • Groark Learns to Work Out Conflicts

    for grades K-5

    Featuring the Popcorn Park Puppets

    From the 5 volume series Popcorn Park: Getting Along with GroarkGroark has a disagreement with his friend over a robot they are building as a school project. Their behavior toward each other quickly leads to a serious rift and the project comes to an unpleasant halt. Frustrated and angry, Groark turns to a group of real children for a lesson in working out conflicts. He learns how to stay calm, talk about the disagreement with the other person, listen to each other's point of view, and look for a solution that makes them both happy. Equipped with this new approach to problem solving, Groark and his friend resolve their conflict, and the robot is saved.Read more

  • Preventing Conflicts & Violence

    for grades 5-9

    Featuring Michael Pritchard

    From the 12 volume series Big Changes, Big ChoicesWith the escalating climate of conflict and violence in our schools and communities, this program challenges the underlying attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors that cause most of the trouble. We look at how conflicts typically develop and how fights can be avoided. Insults and other disrespectful behaviors are discouraged. Kids are urged to find ways of controlling their anger, and to realize that violence is always a choice, a very bad choice.Read more

  • Resolving Conflicts

    for grades K-5

    Featuring Michael Pritchard

    From the 10 volume series You Can Choose!Tuggy and Rhonda learn that there are ways to resolve disagreements without fighting. When a dispute between them puts their class art project in jeopardy, Tuggy and Rhonda learn to work out interpersonal conflicts in a peaceful and positive way.Read more

  • Getting Along with Others

    for grades 7-12

    Featuring Michael Pritchard

    From the 12 volume series Life Steps with Michael PritchardIn this program, teens discover positive ways to assert themselves, express complaints, handle misunderstandings and block rumors. They learn specific social skills - mediation, negotiation, active listening, and messages - and how to apply these skills to cooperative-learning groups and student-led activities.Read more

  • Resolving Conflicts

    for grades 6-12

    Featuring Michael Pritchard

    From the 10 volume series PeaceTalks with Michael PritchardSpecial attention is given to techniques for avoiding conflicts including respecting the feelings of others, communicating positively with "I" messages, and learning to negotiate. Proven conflict management techniques are presented.Read more

  • Stepping Up To Peace

    for grades 6-12

    Featuring Michael Pritchard

    From the 10 volume series PeaceTalks with Michael PritchardThis important video discusses how to break the chain of violence. It explains the character traits of a nonviolent person: courage, compassion, tolerance, and respect. Learn how to turn enemies into friends and become an advocate for peace.Read more
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