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7 Think Win-Win Activities For Older Learners

March 24, 2023 //  by Kaitlyn Townsend

Win-win thinking is often affiliated with The Best Leader in Me curriculum. Win-win solutions are not just important for students to use in developing their social-emotional vocabularies but are used in business, politics, and other areas of life as well. To best prepare your middle- and high school students for the future, check out our list of 7 thought-provoking activities!

1. ABCD of Problem Solving 

This graphic organizer serves as a reminder for walking through a think win-win negotiation. The question starters get students started and they can use these steps to ensure a win when they encounter a problem in the future. 

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2. Think Win-Win song 

Help the think win-win concept stick with this simple song! This song could be used as part of your morning routine or during transitions throughout the day. 

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3. Think Win-Win Posters

Begin introducing think win-win into various environments at an early age with this simple graphic. As you help students think through a situation, you can show them how each solution works out. 

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4. Film Your Own Think Win-Win Situation

This is a great prototype of a think win-win assignment for students. Students learn about the think win-win mindset and then write their own skits. Not only do students have to implement think win-win in executing the skit, but they will also have to demonstrate how well they understand the concept. 

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5. Win-Win Resolution PowerPoint

This great interactive PowerPoint is full of pre-made digital activities to explore win-win mindsets. Comprehension questions and activities check for understanding throughout. Divide the class into groups of 5-8 students to complete the activities. 

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6. Block Center Time

A block center is one of the spaces where students can explore win-win mindsets in real time. Creative activities include dividing blocks up so that students need to negotiate for certain pieces or limiting them in other ways. 

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7. Make a Fist

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This is one of the classic brain teaser tasks used in business seminars. Participants are partnered up, and one partner makes a fist. The other partner has to figure out how to get them to open their fist in a win-win way.

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