Duygu Panom

A comprehensive conflict resolution sequence tailored for elementary school students across different developmental bands. This sequence provides age-appropriate, restorative tools to help students navigate peer conflicts, communicate feelings, and build a peaceful community.

Designed for 4th to 6th-grade students, this lesson introduces the Restorative Questions framework, teaching students to think about the impact of their actions, repair relationships, and collaborate on positive solutions.

A beautifully styled, polite printable parent letter and permission slip for the 'Our Class Family' bulletin board. It features a welcoming message, clear physical/digital photo submission guidelines with a cute polaroid motif, and a structured tear-off permission slip at the bottom.

An elementary social-emotional learning curriculum focusing on developing self-regulation skills, emotional awareness, empathy, and active listening. Through interactive challenges, role-play cards, and structured worksheets, students learn to command their calm and cultivate meaningful friendships.

Designed for 2nd and 3rd-grade students, this lesson focuses on expressing feelings using structured 'I-Messages' and practicing 'Active Listening' to understand peers during disputes.

A restorative case study worksheet for 4th to 6th graders to apply the 4-step Restorative Questions framework to a real-world playground conflict.

A multi-grade social-emotional learning sequence helping students from Kindergarten through third grade explore the mind-body connection, decode physical feeling clues, and build custom coping strategies.

Designed for Kindergarten and 1st-grade students, this lesson teaches emotional awareness and self-regulation using a visual 'Peace Corner' or 'Peace Wheel' to calm down and resolve conflicts safely.

A student practice worksheet for 2nd and 3rd graders to apply the 3-step I-Message formula to real-world classroom conflict scenarios.

A 6-week social-emotional learning program designed to help students identify emotions, develop regulation skills for frustration and anger, and improve verbal communication through an 'explorer' theme.

Students investigate active listening, practice seeing situations from other points of view, and learn actionable strategies to resolve playground conflicts peacefully.

A student-facing journal sheet for K-1st graders to draw and write about their big feelings and identify their favorite Peace Wheel calming choices.