Stick tothefacts.Practiceselfcontrol.Teachflexibility. Putargumentsin writing.Use “I”MessagesIncreasecooperation.Talk AboutHow IFeel.Negotiate orcompromise.Agree todisagreeWalkaway.Involvepeopleexperiencedin conflictresolution.Silence.Think about theconsequencesofconflict/actions.Increasedecision-makingskills.Create goodfriendships/relationshipswith others.Try tounderstandwhat theother personis feeling.Peace is Notthe Absence ofConflict. It isthe Ability toHandle itPeacefully.Agree todisagree toreach anunderstanding.Diffuse thesituation bynot taking ittoo seriously.Talk to atrusted/respectedfriend or adultwhen feelingintensely angryAvoidattacking theotherperson’scharacter.Distinguishbetweenwhat we hearand what ismeant.Open OurEyes toNewIdeasStand upfor yourpoint ofview.ChoosecooperationTone/rate/volumeof voice.Take a deepbreath andcount to ten.Giveopportunitiesto expressneedsStay away fromsituations/peoplethat you knowbring conflict.Stick tothefacts.Practiceselfcontrol.Teachflexibility. Putargumentsin writing.Use “I”MessagesIncreasecooperation.Talk AboutHow IFeel.Negotiate orcompromise.Agree todisagreeWalkaway.Involvepeopleexperiencedin conflictresolution.Silence.Think about theconsequencesofconflict/actions.Increasedecision-makingskills.Create goodfriendships/relationshipswith others.Try tounderstandwhat theother personis feeling.Peace is Notthe Absence ofConflict. It isthe Ability toHandle itPeacefully.Agree todisagree toreach anunderstanding.Diffuse thesituation bynot taking ittoo seriously.Talk to atrusted/respectedfriend or adultwhen feelingintensely angryAvoidattacking theotherperson’scharacter.Distinguishbetweenwhat we hearand what ismeant.Open OurEyes toNewIdeasStand upfor yourpoint ofview.ChoosecooperationTone/rate/volumeof voice.Take a deepbreath andcount to ten.Giveopportunitiesto expressneedsStay away fromsituations/peoplethat you knowbring conflict.

Conflict Resolution Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. O-Stick to the facts.
  2. B-Practice self control.
  3. G-Teach flexibility.
  4. I-Put arguments in writing.
  5. N-Use “I” Messages
  6. G-Increase cooperation.
  7. B-Talk About How I Feel.
  8. I-Negotiate or compromise.
  9. I-Agree to disagree
  10. N-Walk away.
  11. I-Involve people experienced in conflict resolution.
  12. O-Silence.
  13. N-Think about the consequences of conflict/actions.
  14. G-Increase decision-making skills.
  15. G-Create good friendships/relationships with others.
  16. B-Try to understand what the other person is feeling.
  17. O-Peace is Not the Absence of Conflict. It is the Ability to Handle it Peacefully.
  18. I-Agree to disagree to reach an understanding.
  19. B-Diffuse the situation by not taking it too seriously.
  20. N-Talk to a trusted/respected friend or adult when feeling intensely angry
  21. B-Avoid attacking the other person’s character.
  22. I-Distinguish between what we hear and what is meant.
  23. G-Open Our Eyes to New Ideas
  24. O-Stand up for your point of view.
  25. O-Choose cooperation
  26. O-Tone/rate/volume of voice.
  27. B-Take a deep breath and count to ten.
  28. G-Give opportunities to express needs
  29. N-Stay away from situations/people that you know bring conflict.