Problem Solving & Conflict Resolution SEL Lesson Pack | Social Skills 2nd Grade

Описание: Stop settling for the first solution you find and start picking the winning one! Discover how to help your students or kids navigate social conflicts like a "Problem-Solving Superhero" using the powerful Solution Showdown method.

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In this video, we dive into a comprehensive Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) framework designed to help children move beyond simply "fixing" a problem. You will learn how to use the "Solution Tester" to evaluate any choice based on three essential criteria: Is it Kind (The Heart), Is it Fair (The Scale), and Does it Work (The Thumbs Up)?

What you’ll learn in this video:
• The Solution Tester Method: How to use smiley face evaluations to judge if a solution is truly effective for everyone involved.
• Key Vocabulary for Kids: Master terms like Solution, Consequence, Evaluate, and the ever-important Compromise.
• Real-World Scenarios: We walk through the "Slide Problem," the "LEGO Challenge," and the "Lunchtime Cookie Dilemma" to show these concepts in action.
• The Choice Ripple Effect: See how one small decision can spread out like ripples in a pond, affecting the feelings of the whole group.
• The Balance Scale of Fairness: A visual way to teach kids that a winning solution means keeping the "see-saw" balanced so everyone feels included.

Whether you are a teacher looking for a 2nd-grade lesson plan or a parent wanting to stop playground "tangles," this video provides the tools to turn every conflict into a teaching moment. We even cover the "Class Party Mission," showing how to balance complex needs like budgets, noise levels, and allergies.

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COMMUNITY QUESTION: How do you handle "The Tangle" on your playground? Do you have a favorite way to teach compromise? Let us know in the comments below!