Differentiated materials for inclusive ethics education. What defines friendship? How do we deal with conflicts? These topics are part of fundamental human experiences. Ethics education addresses this broad subject area while connecting to the prior knowledge and experiences of the children. The emotional aspect plays as important a role as the cognitive domain. With these learning stations, your students can independently explore knowledge and insights on the topics of friendship and conflict. They will be confronted with friendship and conflict situations, discuss them, answer critical questions, and attempt to try out solution strategies in partner or group play. The learning stations have been specifically designed for inclusive learning groups and can be used and worked on flexibly.