The Peace Path: Using game cards that focus on four different settings—home, shelter, school, and relative's house—it helps children learn to plan for their own safety, use assertiveness (rather than aggression) to solve problems, express their feelings, and raise their self-esteem. Simple, focused, and appropriate for a wide age range, this game is an excellent resource for professionals who work with children from violent or abusive families. Can be played by a therapist and up to 6 children.  Ages 6-14  Conflict- Resolution

Rachel's Challenge: The programs are based on the writings and life of 17 year-old Rachel Scott who was the first student killed at Columbine High School in 1999.The Rachel's Challenge Organization conducts in-school programs including presentations and coordinated activities. This Rachel's Challenge game is an outgrowth of the success of the Rachel's Challenge programs. It can be used in conjunction with other Rachel's Challenge activities, as a follow up, or independently.The game board prominently displays the four cornerstones of Rachel's philosophy: kindness, acceptance, positive influence, and journaling and goal setting. Players join their links to create a chain of kindness around the game board. Card questions encourage players to discuss their experiences, thoughts, and feelings about important character issues.

•  Help students and adults combat bullying and reduce feelings of isolation and despair
• Can be used in conjunction with other Rachel's Challenge activities
• For 2-5 players
• Grades: 3-12