Names that care
How could a nickname feel funny to one person and hurtful to another? Use made-up examples, without naming someone who was hurt.
5–7 · 10 minutesOne sitting.
Something to share.
Choose a short pack with one reading question, an open conversation and a shared activity. No names, profiles or daily streaks.
About 10–15 minutesEveryone may passPrint or use one shared screen
Age bands are suggestions. An adult can read aloud or adapt the vocabulary. Keep examples fictional; nobody needs to share a private story.
Choose a record
A thank-you worth saying
What is one ordinary kind action that is easy to overlook? You can discuss a fictional household instead of your own.
5–7 · 10 minutesThe borrowed book
A fictional class lends out books. What should happen if a borrowed book is damaged?
8–11 · 12 minutesPause before sharing
A fictional message says a public event was canceled. What source would actually confirm the claim?
12+ · 15 minutesA fair packet
A fictional shop promises ten counters in a bag but gives nine. Why does the label matter?
8–11 · 12 minutesA thoughtful welcome
What might help a fictional guest feel included without spending money?
5–7 · 10 minutesA strong pause
In a made-up board game, a turn feels unfair. What could a respectful pause sound like?
8–11 · 12 minutesA truthful repair
A fictional cup breaks. What is a truthful way to tell a grown-up without blaming someone else?
5–7 · 10 minutesLearn one, teach one
What can you do if you do not know a reading well enough to teach it?
8–11 · 12 minutesKindness in an ordinary moment
A fictional group has one shared set of pencils. How could it include someone who has none?
8–11 · 12 minutesChoose better words
Two fictional teammates disagree about a rule. How could each state their view without insulting the other?
8–11 · 12 minutesMany peoples, one human family
How can curiosity about another community avoid stereotypes? Use public examples rather than anyone’s private identity.
12+ · 15 minutesNo entries match
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