You want to go to the movies and get popcorn. Your friend wants to go to the mall and get smoothies. How can you make a compromise?

You planned on doing homework and catching up on reading tonight, but your friend invited you over for a sleepover. How can you compromise?

Your friend wants to get pizza after school but you always get pizza and you don't want to have it again. How can you compromise?

You only hang out with your friend at your house, but never at their house. How can you make a compromise?

You and your friend go trick-or-treating and get a lot of Halloween candy. You notice you didn't get any of your favorite candy, but your friend got a lot of your favorite candy. How can you compromise?

What should we think about when making compromises?

There is one piece of candy left. Both Kelly and her brother want to eat it. How can they compromise?

Your share a locker with your friend but they have so much stuff in it that you can't fit stuff in. How can you compromise?

You and your friend are playing a trivia game. Whenever you want to say an answer, your friend shouts one out before you. How can you compromise?

Describe a time you might have to compromise. What could you do?

You have to do chores every night but you're really tired after a long day and want to take a nap. How can you make a compromise with your parents?

Your friend suggests playing a board game but you want to do a puzzle. How can you compromise?

There is only one red slushy left at the movies but both you and your friend want it. How can you compromise?