With the help of an enthusiastic sports referee, youngsters learn easy-to-implement strategies that allow them to settle their differences peacefully. Get the Facts/Talk It Out: Chelsea is nasty to Logan because Logan didn’t call her to get together like she said she would. Hurt and bewildered, Logan lashes out at Chelsea. The referee shows them how to resolve the conflict. Good Communication: Brian and Abbey don't listen to each other. Abbey won’t let Brian explain why his family’s Thanksgiving dinner includes lasagna. But when Abbey doesn’t interrupt, pays attention, and uses other good listening skills, their conflict is resolved. Solve the Problem/Resolve the Conflict: Taylor, Jen, Nate, and Steve get into a fight over who gets to wear which costume for their class play. The referee shows that by brainstorming and compromising, the kids can find a solution that is fair to everyone. Quick & Easy Fixes: Mini-scenarios demonstrate tips for heading off a conflict before it gets started: “flipping a coin,” “making a deal,” “skipping it,” “walking away,” and “saying you’re sorry.” Includes 15 reproducible student worksheets on CD.