Introduce the concept of conflict. Explain that conflict is a natural part of relationships and can be both positive (if managed well) and negative (if escalated). Talking Points: - Definition of conflict - Why conflicts might occur - How conflict can lead to growth when resolved properly

Discuss common triggers for conflicts, prompting students with examples from everyday life. Ask them to reflect on what usually starts a fight or disagreement.

Explain common patterns in conflicts. Discuss escalating behaviors and possible turning points. Engage with the class by asking for examples where a minor issue escalated into a bigger conflict.

Summarize the key points and introduce some basic strategies for managing and resolving conflicts. Encourage students to think of how they can use these ideas in real life.