Coop Peacemakers Worksheet
π Coop Social Skills β’ Conflict Resolution
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Coop Peacemakers Worksheet
Help our little feathered friends solve playground troubles with calm words and fair choices!
Peacemaker Rule Talk it out β’ Share β’ Take turns
π« 1. Chicken Breath
π¬ 2. Calm Coop Words
π€ 3. Fair Solution
Read each coop problem. Fill in the circle next to the best peacemaker choice.
1
Pip Wants the Perch Swing
Playground Turn-Taking
Pip really wants to fly on the tire swing, but Penny has been on it since recess started. Pip feels impatient and frustrated.
Flap wings angrily, squawk loudly, and shove Penny off the swing.
Say: βPenny, when you finish 20 swings, may I please have a turn?β
Storm into the coop, cross wings, and refuse to play all afternoon.
2
Spilled Sunflower Seeds
Handling Accidents
Barnaby was rushing to the water trough and accidentally bumped into Hattie's seed bowl. Seeds spilled across the barn floor!
Yell: βYou did that on purpose!β and kick Barnaby's lunch tray.
Take a breath, say βIt was an accident,β and help sweep the seeds together.
Peck Barnaby's shoulder and demand he give up his entire lunch.
3
Left Out of Tag
Including Others
Clara wants to play Feather Tag with three bigger chicks, but one chick says: βNo little chicks allowed!β
Stand directly in the running lane so nobody can play the game.
Call the other chicks mean names and throw dry dirt clods at them.
Calmly ask: βCan I be the tagger next round?β or invite another friend to play.
Page 1 β’ Coop Squabble Solutions
π₯ Coop Social Skills β’ Peacemaker Plan
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Be a Coop Peacemaker!
Use your feathered problem-solver steps to help Goldie and Scout fix their fight.
Step-by-Step
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The Story Problem
During cozy nest reading time, there is only one copy of the popular picture book βThe Great Rooster Rocket.β Both Goldie and Scout grab the book at the exact same second. They begin pulling and feathers start flying!
Step 1: Check the Feelings
How do Goldie and Scout feel when they both pull on the book? Circle two feelings:
π Angry
π€ Frustrated
π΄ Sleepy
π₯³ Excited
Step 2: Draw the Peacemaker Solution
Draw how Goldie and Scout can solve this problem fairly (e.g., read together side-by-side or use a sand timer).
Step 3: Write the Coop Peace Agreement
Finish the peacemaker sentence for Goldie and Scout:
They can solve this by
Page 2 β’ My Coop Peacemaker Plan