These facilitator's skill packets contain nine individual packets on skill alternatives to aggression: (1) asking permission; (2) sharing something; (3) helping others; (4) negotiating; (5) using self-control; (6) standing up for one's rights; (7) responding to teasing; (8) avoiding trouble with others; and (9) keeping out of fights. Each packet contains the following sections: definition of skill alternatives to aggression; objective; resources needed; using this skill packet; presentation steps--activities, role playing, helpful hints, reminders on successful modeling and role playing; and a unit information sheet. There are seven presentation steps in each packet: (1) use an "attention-getting" activity; (2) introduce the skills; (3) describe the basic steps for the skills; (4) model the skills; (5) have students role play the skills; (6) discuss how to use the skills in everyday life; and (7) conclude the session. (NLA)