Junior Learning 6 Conflict & Resolution Games | Social Skills for Kids

Explore Conflict with Confidence

Junior Learning 6 Conflict & Resolution Games offers a vibrant, practical approach to everyday differences. Designed to help children recognize when conflicts arise, understand emotional triggers, and explore positive, solution-focused responses, this unique set blends play with real-life skills. Each game and activity is crafted to engage curious minds through colorful pieces, dynamic rules, and immediate feedback, making learning about conflict both approachable and enjoyable.

What’s inside the set

• Six distinct games that cover recognizing conflict, handling emotions, and applying resolution techniques, including Are You a Bully?, Sharks, Jellyfish, Turtles, Compromise Burgers, Persuasion Pot, Keep Calm Meter, and A Spinning Solution.
• Multiple game styles — from snakes and ladders to puzzles, matching, and sorting — with self-correcting properties to support independent exploration.
• A Keep Calm Thermometer that serves as an interactive, visual tool to communicate different feelings during play.
• A versatile set suitable for group play or individual learning sessions, adapting to different classroom or family settings.
• A comprehensive game guide with clear instructions and an answer sheet to support smooth facilitation.

How the games support everyday learning

• Helps kids recognize common conflict situations and identify emotional triggers in a safe, structured context.
• Encourages practice of varied conflict resolution techniques, offering practical, age-appropriate strategies.
• Promotes empathy, respectful communication, and collaborative problem‑solving through immersive scenarios.
• Provides tactile, vibrant components that capture attention and make progress visible with immediate feedback.

Designed for classrooms and family spaces alike, the set invites ongoing exploration. The colorful pieces, interactive tools, and diverse play formats translate everyday moments into learning opportunities, helping learners build social skills without pressure or certainty guarantees—only possibilities to explore and grow through play.