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IMCPL Kids' Info Guide: Tolerance Grade K-4

Who gets the first turn?  When you were little you may have cried to get the first turn or you may even have pushed a friend out of the way to get the first turn.  Now that you are older, you are learning how to share and how to take turns.  Sometimes you might flip a coin to see who gets the first turn or do "one potato two potato."  What you are learning is called conflict resolution.  Conflict resolution is figuring out how to solve disagreements without fighting.

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Library Materials

alphabet tree
by: Lionni, Leo, 1910-1999
jP L763a
Enemy pie
by: Munson, Derek
jP MUN
Gigi and Lulus gigantic fight
by: Edwards, Pamela Duncan
jP EDW
peace book
by: Parr, Todd
jP P259p
Potatoes potatoes
by: Lobel, Anita
jP LOB
We all sing with the same voice
by: Miller, J. Philip.
jP MIL
When Sophie gets angry really really angry
by: Bang, Molly.
jP BAN
Riding the tiger
by: Bunting, Eve, 1928-
jE BUN
Stars in the darkness
by: Joosse, Barbara M.
jP JOO
Talk and work it out
by: Meiners, Cheri J., 1957-
jP MEI
Talk peace
by: Williams, Sam, 1955-
jP WIL
Cain Abel finding the fruits of peace
by: Sasso, Sandy Eisenberg
j222.11 SAS
What does peace feel like
by: Radunsky, Vladimir.
j303.66 RAD
We can work it out conflict resolution for children
by: Polland, Barbara Kay, 1939-
303.69 P7715w
Martin Luther King Jr man of peace
by: McKissack, Pat, 1944-
jB King, M.L. MCK 2001

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