Two kids want to play different games on a tablet. They decide to take turns every 15 minutes., Alex wants to watch an action movie, while Sam prefers a cartoon. They agree to watch the cartoon first and the action movie next time., During a group project, both Mia and Liam want to be the leader. They agree Mia will lead this project, and Liam will lead the next one., At a picnic, one child wants chips, and the other wants popcorn. They agree to have both snacks and share., Two students want the same seat near the teacher. The teacher moves both to new spots closer to the front, but neither gets the original seat., One friend wants to play video games, and the other wants to play outside. They decide to spend half the time outside and half inside., In a group planning costumes for a play, one wants a superhero theme and another wants a pirate theme. They agree to mix both into a "super-pirates" theme., On a car ride, one child wants pop music, and another wants classical. They take turns choosing songs from each genre., Two kids are drawing. One wants to use markers, and the other prefers crayons. They agree to split the paper and use their own preferred tools., During recess, one student wants to play soccer, and the other wants to play tag. They play soccer first, then tag., Two friends want different flavors of ice cream for a shared sundae. They agree to get two scoops—one of each flavor., While biking, one child wants to take a long path, and the other prefers a short one. They agree to take the long path today and the short one next time., Two students want the same color of paint in art class. They agree to use it alternately for their projects., At a sleepover, one person wants to play board games, and the other wants to watch a movie. They agree to do both, starting with the board game., Two siblings want the same library book. They decide one will read it first, and the other will have it next week., During a group project, one student insists their idea is the only one that will work and dismisses everyone else’s suggestions., A child wants to play tag, and their friend wants to play hide-and-seek. The first child starts playing tag without asking if the other agrees., One friend demands that their favorite playlist be played in the car and refuses to consider other genres., A child wants to watch their favorite TV show and refuses to let their sibling watch something else, even if it’s their turn., Two kids want to sit in the front seat of the car. One insists on taking the seat every time and ignores the other’s protest., In a kickball game, one team changes the rules to benefit themselves without consulting the other team., During an art project, one student grabs all the markers and refuses to share with the others., In a group activity, one child takes control and does everything their way, leaving no room for others' input., A child ignores their friend's suggestion to split a snack and eats the whole thing themselves., In a game, one player skips their friend’s turn to give themselves more chances to win., Two children want the same library book, but one takes it and refuses to let the other read it at all., While building a fort, one child uses only their own ideas and refuses to include any of their friend’s suggestions., A child picks a movie for everyone to watch without asking what the group wants., One child refuses to get a flavor their friend likes and picks only their favorite flavor for a shared sundae., One child wants to play soccer, and another wants to play tag. The soccer player insists on soccer and refuses to play tag at all..

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