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Annotated Peace Resource List

Curricula 3-6
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Adventures in Peacemaking: A Conflict Resolution and Violence Prevention Curriculum for School-age Children
Kreidler, William J.
1996   330 p.
  
Designed to meet the unique needs of afterschool programs, camps and recreation centers. Activities include drama, cooperative challenges, cooking, and art.
www.esrnational.org/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=7

Association for Conflict Resolution
www.acresolution.org
      Ages: 18-Adult
  
ACR,1527 New Hampshire Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20036, 202-667-9700; fax 202-265-1968; acr@acresolution.org; www.acresolution.org

ACR was formed in 2001 by the merger of the Academy of Family Mediators AFM), the Conflict Resolution Education Network (CREnet), and the Society of Professionals in Dispute Resolution (SPIDR).


Committee for Children
www.cfchildren.org
   
  
Phone: 1-800-634-4449
"Our programs focus on the essential skills of empathy, impulse control, anger management, problem solving, personal safety, and emergent literacy. Each program takes a unique approach that is based on extensive research to help children succeed in school and in life.
We also conduct evaluation research, provide training and ongoing support to educators and parents, and develop assessment tools for schools and agencies."
Programs include: Second Step: A Violence Prevention Curriculum; Steps to Respect: A Bullying Prevention Program; Talking About Touching: A Personal Safety Curriculum.

Community Boards (San Francisco, CA).
www.communityboards.org
      Ages: 18-Adult
  
3130 - 24th Street, San Francisco, CA 94110. (415) 920-3820; cmbrds@conflictnet.org ; www.communityboards.org
Community Boards has provided peer mediation program development and training at more than 3,000 schools across the country. They sell curricula for K-12 and offer peer mediation training and resources, as well as research on their programs.

The Conflict Manager Program
Community Boards
   
  
A conflict resolution and peer mediation curriculum for grades 3-5, middle school and high school. For more information, go to the "Training Publications" tab at www.communityboards.org

Conflict Resolution Lessons for Grades 3-5, An Introductory Curriculum
Community Boards
   
  
www.communityboards.org
Separate
sequences for each grade level,Developmentally appropriate lessons and activities, Incremental lessons that strengthen skills, Asset development in critical communication and problem solving skills, Contains all necessary worksheets and handouts, Each lesson includes follow-up reinforcement exercises, 186 pages, perfect bound
Table of Contents: charityadvantage.com/communityboards/images/Table%20of%20Contents.pdf
Sample Lesson: 3rd Grade charityadvantage.com/communityboards/images/Lessons%20-%203rd%20Grade%20sample%20lesson.pdf
Sample Lesson: 4th Grade charityadvantage.com/communityboards/images/Lessons%20-%204th%20Grade%20sample%20lesson.pdf
Sample Lesson: 5th Grade charityadvantage.com/communityboards/images/Lessons%20-%205th%20Grade%20sample%20lesson.pdf

Conflict Resolution and Peer Mediation for Grades 4 and 5
Mediation Network of NC.
1995   137 p.   Ages: 18-Adult
  
Builds on the conflict resolution skills and concepts covered in Conflict Resolution for Kindergarten through Grade 3 In the 4th grade students are introduced to the mediation process and learn the skills needed to mediate. Mediation skills are reviewed and refined in the 5th grade. Can be used to train student mediators in an individual class or for a school-wide mediation program.
mnnc.org/pg3.cfm?

Creative Conflict Solving for Kids
Peace Education Foundation
   90 p.   Ages: 18-Adult
  
Lessons for learning to listen, communicate, empathize, apologize, speak up assertively, and more. Reproducible student handouts.

Developing and Implementing School Based Conflict Resolution and Peer Mediation Programs for Elementary Schools
Mediation Network of NC.
      Ages: 18-Adult
  
This "train-the-trainer" manual contains all the administrative components needed to develop, implement and maintain CR/PM programs, including building administrative and faculty support. In addition to comprehensive guidelines for policy and administrative decision making, it includes lesson plans for 12 hours of staff orientation in teaching.
mnnc.org/pg3.cfm?

Dreaming God’s Dream: Study Materials for Church, Home and School Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr .
Sehested, Ken
1989   132 p.
  
Lesson outline and learning activities for six age groups (preschool through adult), plus outline and activities for a day-long intergenerational workshop. Includes photos.

Educators for Social Responsibility
www.esrnational.org
   
  
23 Garden Street, Cambridge, MA 02138, (800) 370-2515; educators@esrnational.org; www.esrnational.org
Began working with New York City schools in 1985, ESR helps educators create safe, caring, respectful, and productive learning environments. They also help educators work with young people to develop social skills, emotional competencies, and qualities of character they need to succeed in school and become contributing members of their communities. Offers on-site training and a peer mediation component.

Elementary Perspectives: Teaching Concepts of Peace and Conflict
Kreidler, William J.
1990   269 p.
  
One of ESR's best selling books, this curriculum offers more than 80 activities that help teachers and students define peace, explore justice, and learn the value of conflict and its resolution. Students read, write, draw, role-play, sing, and discuss their way through a process that helps them acquire the concrete cooperative and conflict resolution skills.
www.esrnational.org/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=21

Getting Better at Getting Along: Conflict Resolution
Sunburst Tech
   16 min.   Ages: 8-10
  
Shows students that when they express themselves clearly and listen carefully, they improve their ability to solve problems. Includes 16-minute video, teacher's guide with 14 student worksheets, English/ Spanish send-home pages plus full-color poster, 27 role-play cards, and audiocassette of songs.
www.sunburst.com

Helping Kids Handle Anger: A Validated Washington State Innovative Education Program Helping Kids Handle Anger: Teaching Self-Control (3rd ed.)
Huggins, Pat and Doug Huggins
1993   477 p.
  
Lessons are designed to enable students to acknowledge, accept, and constructively express their anger. They also learn how to avoid displaced anger, tell a friend they’re angry, avoid provoking anger, keep put-downs from triggering them, and use a model for resolving classroom conflicts. Role-plays and puppets encourage active student involvement. Includes scripted lessons that provide dialogue, examples; blackline masters of transparencies for visual learners; worksheets to help students process lesson concepts; supplementary activities to encourage transfer of skills; parent involvement components.

How to Go from Mad to Glad
Sunburst Tech
   16 min.
  
Includes teacher’s guide, 8 student worksheets and English/Spanish send-home pages, game, cassette, and extra activity pages.
www.sunburst.com

I Get So Mad! Skills for Managing Anger Curriculum Module
Sunburst Tech.
   
  
Comes with 5 videos, 50 copies of pamphlet, game, CD-ROM, 4 posters, 201-page teacher's guide, 42 activity sheets, 9 info sheets, 7 take-home activities, 26 project cards, 26 "what if?" cards.
www.sunburst.com

Kids Working It Out: Stories and Strategies for Making Peace in Our Schools
Jones , Tricia S. and Randy Compton eds.
2002   385 p.   Ages: 18-Adult
ISBN: 0-7879-6379-8
  
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Kids Working It Out offers a guide to the most current and effective school-based conflict resolution programs and shows how these programs can make a positive difference in our schools. Students and teachers share their stories of how Conflict Resolution Education, has shaped their experiences. The book covers curriculum integration, peer mediation, restorative justice, and others— and shows what it takes to implement an effective program in any school, and any community.

Appendices that include books, references, organizations, and programs are available online through the ACR site:
www.acresolution.org/research.nsf/key/CRE-kidsworking-appendices


Kids and Conflict: Resolving Problems the Jesus Way
Snydeer, Eleanor
1997      Ages: 18-Adult
ISBN: 0-87303-228-4
  
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Vacation Bible School curriculum uses New Testament stories to teach children how Jesus handles conflict. Modern skits wrap around the daily Bible story. Children are given choices, offering experience in making good choices toward conflict resolution.

Learning the Skills of Peacemaking: A K-6 Activity Guide to Resolving Conflicts, Communicating, and Cooperating
Drew, Naomi, Susan Remkus ed.
1995   272 p.   Ages: 18-Adult
  
This how-to guide brings skills of peacemaking to real-life situations. It shows you how to promote peacemaking and problem-solving skills across the curriculum. Includes activities, blackline masters, program evaluation forms, scripts, and role plays fostering understanding in your students of win-win guidelines and skills for keeping the peace. Also includes an effective peer mediation program with forms, training guide, script, and group role plays.

Mediation Network of North Carolina
http://mnnc.org
   
  
4208 Six Forks Road, Raleigh, NC 27609. (919) 783-8483; Fax: (919) 783-8478; mnnc@mnnc.org; mnnc.org .
The mission of the Mediation Network of North Carolina includes promoting education, training, and research on mediation issues.

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