Trying something new can be exciting and nerve-wracking at the same time. These stories help you imagine what it might be like, see that it's okay to be a beginner, and find the courage to give it a try.
Want to prepare your child for something new? This story breaks down a new adventure into concrete steps: why we try new things, why we're trying this new thing, where it will take place, who will be there, what we can do if it becomes overwhelming, and the feelings that arise throughout.
Spike the Porcupine is teaching Luxball today—the most magical game at Lux University! It's your first time playing, and you're feeling a lot of different things. Will you learn to control your magic, listen to feedback, and discover that you CAN do hard things?
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.
Practice all the elements of the perfect hello with a wacky stranger!
Hellos and goodbyes are hard. In this social story, your character will learn why hellos and goodbyes matter, practice the building blocks of each, and pick the most comfortable way to greet and farewell the people they meet.
It is a new racing season in Rubberdale, and Mayor Cluckett is splitting everyone into new training groups. Then comes the news: your best racing buddy from last season is in a different group this year. So who is in yours?
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