How does one find topic specific games on your webpage?

Question:
I am looking for interactive games for elementary school kids 4-5th grade on the following topics:
Showing what a conflict is...
Making "You" versus "I"messages...
How to listen...
Brainstorming...
Thanks Dolano

Answer:
You will find a list of games on the webpage: http://www.experiential-learning-games.com/gameslist.html

You'll find topic wise games on the following pages in a blue box on the right hand side of the webpage.

http://www.experiential-learning-games.com/cell-phonegames.html

http://www.experiential-learning-games.com/kids-learning-games.html

http://www.experiential-learning-games.com/traininggames.html

http://www.experiential-learning-games.com/communicationgames.html

http://www.experiential-learning-games.com/mathgames.html

http://www.experiential-learning-games.com/icebreakers.html

http://www.experiential-learning-games.com/energizers.html

http://www.experiential-learning-games.com/creativitygames.html

http://www.experiential-learning-games.com/leadershipgames.html

http://www.experiential-learning-games.com/timemanagement.html

Games specifically for your requirement:

Showing what a conflict is... - Open your fist on http://www.experiential-learning-games.com/facilitationgames.html

Making 'you' versus 'I' messages - the listening game 'The most influential experience' can be modified to include 'you' versus 'I' messages. Find this game on the webpage: http://www.experiential-learning-games.com/listeninggames.html

How to listen... - Same game as above.

Brainstorming - is an activity in itself which can be a lot of fun. One simple game for this is to give small groups of children a handful of candy wrappers and ask them to list - in a span of 5 minutes - atleast 50 ways to use them. The children will come up with some really innovative ideas, quite a demonstration of 'brainstorming' I would say.



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