I statement worksheets for resolving conflict. Complete on a printable or have students do the task in digital form.

Changing your words will change your relationship. "You-statements" show no ownership of emotions but rather blame, accuse and assume the receiver. "You-statements" make your partner feel defensive and resentful. An "I-statememts" on the other hand, is to express how you feel inside, "I-statements" reduce hostility and defensiveness. When using "I-statements" you take responsibility for the part you played in the disagreement and display the openness for deep listening and resolution.

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This free “I” statements worksheet for kids will help students learn how to communicate more effectively during a conflict without blaming others.

We have prepared a list of worksheets based on “I statements” for kids. It contains 2 pages. You can download the PDF below,

When a person feels that they are being blamed—whether rightly or wrongly—it’s common that they respond with defensiveness. “I” statements are...

The “I Statements” worksheet is a communication exercise that helps individuals express their feelings and needs in a structured way. The worksheet contains several sections where the user can fill in the blanks to complete sentences that describe their emotions, the actions of another person that prompted those emotions, and the underlying reasons for their...

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