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Remake of Scenario 2: What would you do?

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Remake of Scenario 2: What would you do?

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First i'd calm them down, ask what happened/what's wrong because usually there's something more going on that just what we've witnessed, talk to them about it, tell them we'll clean it up together, repair it with tape, explain how not everything can be fixed, the basic "How would you feel if...?" lesson and once they've finally apologized we can all play the game together OR i'll tell them to roll a dice and whoever gets highest gets to go first (also squeeze in a sharing/take turns lesson.) (Alison Cormier)

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I would enlighten them on their consequences and not allow either of them to play because that would be rewarding bad behavior.

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id tell them to roll the dice highest number goes first and tell them to clean the mess

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id tell them to roll the dice highest number goes first and tell them to clean the mess

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I'd tell them both that they could find different ways to find out who will go first but that they would not be able to play with the board game due to their actions

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I would tell them that they should have played a mini game like flip a coin to see who goes first, instead of fighting they should have talked it out and decided. In the end, it would be fair that they get equally disciplined.

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i would tell them to say sorry to each other and play together nicely and clean up together

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I would tell them to try to problem solve next time and try playing rock paper scissors to help decide who goes first. I would also tell them they are both equally to blame because it took two to break the board. -Glenna

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I would tell them to try to problem solve next time and try playing rock paper scissors to help decide who goes first. I would also tell them they are both equally to blame because it took two to break the board. -Glenna

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(Katelyn C) I would tell them to fix things and talk it out

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I would tell them both to talk it out and fix things and clean up tigether 

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I would tell them both to talk it out and fix things and clean up tigether 

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I would explain to the two that instead of blaming each other, they should both reflect on their actions and how they could've handled this situation differently without being disrespectful to each other and damaging their toys. (Shammia)

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both parties should be roughly punished equally because they are both responsible for the problem and the damage

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(Chantal) I would tell them the importance of sharing and being nice to each other. Let them know that it is not okay to call each other mean names just because they are upset. Suggest that next time they take turns going first instead of fighting over it. Then I would ask them to clean the mess they made together.

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Remake of Scenario 2: What would you do?

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(Haily) I would tell them to play youngest to the oldest so it would be fair, and tell them they both have to clean up the mess that they both made because they were both not being fair to each other.

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I would tell them in order to play we have to share and not blame others when something bad happens. Instead own up to the mistake and not let it happen next time