Courage isn't about not being scared — it's about doing something even when you are scared. These stories help you practice being brave, speaking up, and taking chances.
Every friendship started somewhere. In this story, your character remembers the day they first met one of their best friends — back when they were strangers. You'll guide them through the small but powerful skills of meeting someone new: noticing, breathing, saying hi, showing curiosity, and trying again when the first try wobbles. A warm reminder that big friendships start with little moments.
A new student is coming to Lux University—someone from far away who's never seen a city as big as Opal City before! Echo the Iguana is nervous, overwhelmed, and doesn't know anyone. Will you help him feel welcome? Discover how small acts of kindness can make a big difference, and learn that being curious about new people is always better than judging them.
The Oratorical Festival is coming to Lux University! Students will give speeches about "What Lights Your Way"—sharing something meaningful that guides them. There's just one problem: you're terrified of public speaking! But maybe, with help from your friends and a little courage, you'll discover that your voice matters more than you know.
A friend keeps doing a thing that drives your racer a little bit crazy. Then somebody makes a joke about it. It is funny. Everybody laughs, including the racer it is about, and pretty soon it is the joke of the afternoon. But the joke keeps going after the funny runs out, and your racer is the first one to notice.
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