Lesson 6: KS1 / Peace Plan Guide 1. A)


People in your life...


Think of 3 people in your life who you could make peace with. Write their initials, each in a grey circle below.


2. C) D) Who will you make peace with?


Think about each person in the centre circles. How do you feel about them? How easy would it be to ‘make peace’ with them?


Using the colour code below, colour the outer circles either red, orange or green (It is ok to have more than one of each colour)


RED:


Doing a kind deed would be difficult for me...


ORANGE:


I would feel comfortable doing something nice for them.


GREEN:


It would be a pleasure to do something nice for them...


E) B)


Cut around the dotted line on each circle.


Now, stick each circle somewhere on the ANGRY-OMETER, match- ing the coloured zones.


Talk to them


N) 3. F) G)


How will you make peace with them?


Choose one person on the ANGRY-OMETER to make peace with.


Think about how you could make peace with this person. What action could you take? Below are some ideas. Can you think of some others? Write them on the blank labels.


Make a card


4.


H) I)


J)


Finish your peace plan and take action


Cut out the action labels.


Which action seems the most difficult? Stick it down on the ACTION- OMETER in a place that feels right.


Which action seems the easiest? Stick it down on the ACTION-OMETER in a place that feels right.


K)


Each of the remaining ac- tions should sit between these two. Stick them on your ACTION-OMETER.


Send a text


L)


If you have any more ac- tions, feel free to write them on the scale.


M)


Now choose which action(s) you are going to take. Highlight them however you would like.


Finally, complete the two sentences on your peace plan... and take action!


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