Resolving Conflicts and Problems (Kelso's Choices)

Question 1

I should try at least____choices from Kelso's wheel BEFORE asking an adult for help.

Accepted Answer

2

Question 2

A group of friends are talking. One friends keeps dominating the conversation and not letting others contribute . . .

Accepted Answer

all of them are possible solutions

Question 3

If I have a small problem, I should . . .

Accepted Answer

Try to solve using Kelso's choices

Question 4

When two or more people disagree or argue it's called a

Accepted Answer

conflict

Question 5

You and your sister want to play different video games. You can . . .

Accepted Answer

Make a deal by setting a timer and taking turns

Question 6

Instead of feeling bad about himself, the Ugly duckling should . . .

Accepted Answer

Talk to someone he trusts with his feelings, Find friendly animals (ducks or not) to hang out with

Question 7

If it is a BIG problem, I should

Accepted Answer

tell an adult

Question 8

Evie had a fight with Sue (who is also your friend). She wants you to ignore Sue. What should you do?

Accepted Answer

Tell Evie that Sue is your friend. And, you won't ignore her.

Question 9

Someone is humming quietly during reading time. Choose the most responsible and thoughtful choices to solve this problem

Accepted Answer

Quietly tell them that it is disturbing your reading, Ignore them or move

Question 10

Who IS the fairest of them all?

Accepted Answer

Mrs. Spence

Question 11

You saw Marco bump into Joy. Marco apologized. Joy said it was okay . .

Accepted Answer

Ignore it--it was handled

Question 12

You and Abby make plans to play at recess. You decide to play with someone else. Later you notice Abby is upset . . .

Accepted Answer

You apologize. You should have included both friends or stuck to your word

Question 13

With a small/minor problem I may feel . . .

Accepted Answer

all of these

Question 14

Charlie in a box believes he can't solve his own problems. So, he does nothing and always gives up. What should he do?

Accepted Answer

Don't compare himself to others and try to enjoy the current challenge, Keep trying, it probably will get more results than not trying., Notice improvement, even if he gets answers wrong.

Question 15

A friend, Joe, is talking about his birthday party. He says that you are not invited (best option)

Accepted Answer

Decide it's a small problem & his choice

Question 16

The kids playing gaga ball are all arguing and changing the rules. You aren't having any fun. You . . . .

Accepted Answer

Go to another game

Question 17

The difference between Tattling and Reporting (click all that are true)

Accepted Answer

Tattling can be about trying to make yourself look good, Reporting is about helping someone who is struggling or being hurt, Tattling can be about trying to get someone in trouble, Reporting is about keeping everyone safe

Question 18

A big/serious problem may include . . .

Accepted Answer

all of these

Question 19

You are playing soccer at recess. Some kids think it is the World Cup and are shoving, bumping, and tripping . . .

Accepted Answer

Try to call a time out and talk it out, Tell the recess teacher (this is dangerous)

Question 20

My friend doesn't want to play what I want to play. This is a

Accepted Answer

A Solvable Problem

Resolving Conflicts and Problems (Kelso's Choices)

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