You and your friend both need glue. There is only one glue stick? How can you compromise?
There is only one jump rope left. You and another kid grab it at the same time. How can you make a compromise?
You and your friend want to play together. Your friends wants to play soccer, but you want to play baseketball
You want to read the book "The Rainbow Fish," but your classmate wants to read it at the same time. How can you make a compromise
You and your friend both want to sit in the same spot at the lunch table. How can they compromise?
Emma and Jack both want to be the leader in a class game. They decide that Emma will lead today, and Jack will lead next time. (Compromise or Not?)
Yes, compromise
Liam and Mia both want to sit next to the teacher during storytime. Liam pushes ahead and takes the spot first. (Compromise or Not?)
Not
Noah and Ava both want to color with the blue crayon. They agree to take turns using it for two minutes each. (Compromise or Not?)
Yes, compromise
Sophia and Ethan are picking a game to play at recess. Sophia wants tag, and Ethan wants hide-and-seek. They argue and walk away without playing anything. (Compromise or Not?)
Not
