Examples of Conflict Outcomes

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Activity Overview

Most conflicts will end in three different ways. Sometimes when we have conflicts with people we care about, they may seem really tough and emotionally draining. Knowing there will be an outcome at some point may make it seem less intimidating. Students may already be familiar with the terminology used in this activity, but it's important for them to create and solve scenarios involving each way conflict can be resolved. In this activity, students will create a storyboard visualizing win-win, win-lose, and lose-lose scenarios.


Win - WinBoth parties are satisfied with the outcome of a conflict.
Win - LoseOne party is gets the desired outcome while the other does not.
Lose - LoseBoth parties are not satisfied with the outcome of the conflict.

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Student Instructions

Create a grid to show examples of a conflict and possible outcomes.

  1. Click "Start Assignment".
  2. Title one column "Conflict" and one column "Outcome". For each row title, please label them Win - Win, Win - Lose, and Lose - Lose.
  3. Create a picture of a conflict in the conflict column cell and copy the same conflict to the remaining cells. Use a combination of appropriate scenes, characters, and items. Briefly describe what is happening in the cell.
  4. In the outcome column, create a picture each possible outcome for the conflict. Use a combination of appropriate scenes, characters, and items. Briefly describe why this picture is the outcome.


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