ONE Escalation and De-escalation Skits Ideas

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ONE Escalation and De-escalation Skits Ideas The skits work like this: Each skit is written in two versions, the escalation version and the deescalation version. They cover the same situation, which is paraphrased at the top of each skit. You will need two students to enact each version, so four students total for each skit. You will need to cut each skit into four scripts, keeping the escalation versions together and de-escalation versions together. It helps to use a highlighter (for example, highlight all A lines on one half of the script, then all B lines on the other half of the script) to help the students know which one to read. I started by writing down on white board, We are in control of our own responses and I always start every discussion by listing what is in our UP-stander toolbox, these are all the tools we've discovered from all previous books we read this year and last year (standing tall, agree with the hook, laugh at the hook, ignore the hook, swim in another part of the sea, distract the hook, support target, do not spread rumors, tell a trusted adult, give warm fuzzies fill our buckets and anything else the kids can think of). Then draw an escalator to visualize how conversations can either escalate (get hot) or de-escalate (stay cool). Then, list the following characteristics of both escalating and de-escalation conversations for the students to reference in the discussions you will have after each skit: Escalation Say and Do: (intonation, body language, words) In your face body language Angry tone of voice Put-downs Snap judgments Refuse to consider the other person s point of view De-escalation Say and Do: (I told students these were now new tools we would add to our UP-stander toolbox) I message (about your feelings, not blaming anyone else) Relaxed body language Calm tone of voice Listening to the person who is upset Steps to a real apology Walking away, getting help Not taking things personally It helps to have two ABC parents in room doing this exercise, one person to pick pairs of students, hand out scripts and read the paraphrase, and the other person to guide the skits and lead the discussion after each one. Choose two students; give them the escalation versions, then read out loud to the class the paraphrase of the situation first. Have the two students come to front of class and perform skit (tell them they can involve all the escalation intonation, body language and words if they like). Ask everyone if they can pick out how the conversation was an escalation. Applause. Then choose two different students, give them the de-escalation version of same situation, re-read paraphrase of situation, then have them come to front of class and perform skit (they can use deescalation body language, intonation and words if they like). Ask everyone if they can pick out how the conversation was a de-escalation, and if they can pick out the various UP-stander tools that the skit utilized.

SKIT #1: A and B are friends, but B played with C at lunch recess. A is feeling sad about being left out. a Fine! Then, you re not invited to my birthday party! b I don t care! I didn t want to go anyhow. a I was only inviting you because my mom said I had to invite everyone! b Whatever! I don t want to be your friend! a Fine! We re not friends anymore! (angry tone of voice, put downs, body language) a Fine! Then, you re not invited to my birthday party! b I don t care! I didn t want to go anyhow. a I was only inviting you because my mom said I had to invite everyone! b Whatever! I don t want to be your friend! a Fine! We re not friends anymore! (angry tone of voice, put downs, body language) ----------------------------------------------------------------- a I was just kind of sad cause I thought we were going to do jump rope today. b Oh, sorry. How about tomorrow? a Sure. Promise? b Promise! ( I message, apology, calm tone of voice) a I was just kind of sad cause I thought we were going to do jump rope today. b Oh, sorry. How about tomorrow? a Sure. Promise? b Promise! ( I message, apology, calm tone of voice)

SKIT #2: B borrowed money from A one week ago for Friday ice cream, and B hasn t paid A back yet. A decides to ask again today. a Hey, are you ever going to pay me back for the ice cream? b I never borrowed money from you. A Yes, you did! for ice cream last week. A You better give me my money back! B How can I give you money when I don t owe you any? A I m going to tell everyone you steal! B Well, then I m going to tell everyone you re a liar! a Hey, are you ever going to pay me back for the ice cream? b I never borrowed money from you. A Yes, you did! for ice cream last week. A You better give me my money back! B How can I give you money when I don t owe you any? A I m going to tell everyone you steal! B Well, then I m going to tell everyone you re a liar! ---------------------------------------------------------------------- A Hey, did you remember to bring me the 50 cents from last week? B For what? A Ice cream. A Yeah, you borrowed money to get a popsicle. B- I don t think I did. A You honestly don t remember? B No, I don t. A Ok. but I know you did, and I can t loan you money anymore. (walk away) (calm tone of voice, walk away, realize some friends aren t worth it, could talk to their mom or dad as well) A Hey, did you remember to bring me the 50 cents from last week? B For what? A Ice cream. A Yeah, you borrowed money to get a popsicle. B- I don t think I did. A You honestly don t remember? B No, I don t. A Ok. but I know you did, and I can t loan you money anymore. (walk away) (calm tone of voice, walk away, realize some friends aren t worth it, could talk to their mom or dad as well)

SKIT #3: A and B are friends. A is last in the lunch line. B cuts in line. This happens a lot, and A is not very happy about it. a Yes you did! You always cut. b What? I do not always cut! a I bet your mom cuts in line at the grocery store. b Oh yeah? Well you re slow! a You better not eat lunch by me anymore! b I wouldn t eat lunch by you if you were the last person on the planet! (put downs, tone of voice, body language) a Yes you did! You always cut. b What? I do not always cut! a I bet your mom cuts in line at the grocery store. b Oh yeah? Well you re slow! a You better not eat lunch by me anymore! b I wouldn t eat lunch by you if you were the last person on the planet! (put downs, tone of voice, body language) ---------------------------------------------------------- a Yes you did. You always cut. b Well, I guess I do, but I m sooo hungry. a I m hungry, too, you know? It bothers me when you cut because it s not fair. b Ok, I ll try not to cut in front of YOU anymore! (wink, smile, etc.) ( I statement, agree with the hook, laugh at the hook) a Yes you did. You always cut. b Well, I guess I do, but I m sooo hungry. a I m hungry, too, you know? It bothers me when you cut because it s not fair. b Ok, I ll try not to cut in front of YOU anymore! (wink, smile, etc.) ( I statement, agree with the hook, laugh at the hook)

SKIT #4: A and B are in different classes. They re playing tetherball at lunch recess. b No, I m not! that was still good! a No, it wasn t! you re cheating! b No, you re the cheater! Push each other b No, I m not! that was still good! a No, it wasn t! you re cheating! b No, you re the cheater! Push each other --------------------------------------------------- b No, I don t think so. I think I m still in. a No, you re cheating! b Ok, whatever. I m going to get the yard duty. (walk away, get help) b No, I don t think so. I think I m still in. a No, you re cheating! b Ok, whatever. I m going to get the yard duty. (walk away, get help)

SKIT #5: A and B are friends, but A is bossy. A Hey, give me the purple hula hoop, that one s mine. B No, I got it first. A No, It s mine. You use the red one. B You re so bossy! I m using it today! A Hey, don t you call me bossy! You re bossy! You can t tell me what to do! B No, you can t tell me what to do! You always try to boss everyone around! A Hey, give me the purple hula hoop, that one s mine. B No, I got it first. A No, It s mine. You use the red one. B You re so bossy! I m using it today! A Hey, don t you call me bossy! You re bossy! You can t tell me what to do! B No, you can t tell me what to do! You always try to boss everyone around! ------------------------------------------------------- A Hey, give me the purple hula hoop, that one s mine. B Oh sure, it s yours. A Ok, it s not really mine, but I like it best. B I would really like to have a turn with it, and then I ll give it back to you, ok? I just want to try the same tricks you can do. A well, ok, I guess so. (agree with the hook, I statement, bucket-filling) A Hey, give me the purple hula hoop, that one s mine. B Oh sure, it s yours. A Ok, it s not really mine, but I like it best. B I would really like to have a turn with it, and then I ll give it back to you, ok?? I just want to try the same tricks you can do. A Well, ok, I guess so. (agree with the hook, I statement, bucket-filling)

SKIT #6: A and B are long time friends who spend a lot of time together. A overheard some girls talking about something she told B in secret. A is upset that her secret was told. A I m never talking to you ever again! b Whoa! What are you talking about? A You told everyone about the accident! It was supposed to be a secret! B I didn t tell anyone! Maybe they saw it, too! A You re lying! I can t trust you with anything! B Stop being such a crybaby! You re such a crybaby! A Well, what a great friend you are! We re done! A I m never talking to you ever again! b Whoa! What are you talking about? A You told everyone about the accident! It was supposed to be a secret! B I didn t tell anyone! Maybe they saw it, too! A You re lying! I can t trust you with anything! B Stop being such a crybaby! You re such a crybaby! A Well, what a great friend you are! We re done! ----------------------------------------------------------------- A I heard those girls over there talking about my accident. Did you tell them? B No, I didn t. I didn t say anything. A I m really upset that people know about my accident. It s so embarrassing. B I know you re upset. But I really didn t tell anyone. A Well, then, who would have told them?! B (take deep breath) I don t know who. But I didn t tell them. I m sorry you re so upset. Come on, let s go does something fun. (agree with the hook, bucket-filling, I message) A I heard those girls over there talking about my accident. Did you tell them? B No, I didn t. I didn t say anything. A I m really upset that people know about my accident. It s so embarrassing. B I know you re upset. But I really didn t tell anyone. A Well, then, who would have told them?! B (take deep breath) I don t know who. But I didn t tell them. I m sorry you re so upset. Come on, let s go do something fun. (agree with the hook, bucket-filling, I message)