Conflict Climbers • Lesson • Lenny Learning

A mountain-climbing themed lesson that teaches upper elementary students how to de-escalate conflicts by identifying problem sizes and using specific verbal resolution tools. Students learn to distinguish between 'pebble' and 'mountain' problems and develop the autonomy to solve minor disagreements independently.

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