Amina

013 min

First-Day Jitters

Sofia wants the club’s welcome game to be perfect, but the friends discover that naming nervous feelings can make a first day easier.

Builds: Name a feeling and choose one small action that makes starting easier.

Question to carry in: Everyone feels “not ready” in a different way. What could be their first tiny step?

023 min

The Pause Button

Elio’s feelings get louder during a noisy game, and the friends practise pausing before choosing what to do next.

Builds: Use a pause, breath, or reset space before responding.

Question to carry in: The game gets louder and faster. Can the club find its pause button?

033 min

A Fair Turn

Kwame wants to keep the club’s favourite game moving, but the friends discover that fairness includes noticing who has not had a turn.

Builds: Share turns and negotiate a fair plan without shaming anyone.

Question to carry in: Two friends reach for the same turn. What would fair feel like here?

043 min

When Plans Change

A rainy day cancels the club’s outdoor plan, and the friends practise naming disappointment before making a new plan together.

Builds: Notice disappointment, accept a changed plan, and choose a new next step.

Question to carry in: The plan disappears at the last minute. What can the friends still choose?

053 min

The Repair Note

Sofia and Kwame disagree over a game, and the friends discover that a real apology names the problem and helps repair what happened.

Builds: Repair a mistake by naming impact, listening, and making amends.

Question to carry in: An apology is easy to say—but what would help the hurt feel heard?

063 min

Quiet Space

Ji-won needs a quieter place during a busy club afternoon, and the friends learn that different people can need different kinds of space.

Builds: Ask for sensory space while staying connected to trusted friends.

Question to carry in: The room feels too much. How can Ji-won ask for what helps?

073 min

Brave Enough to Say No

Amina does not want to join a silly challenge, and the friends practise hearing a clear no without teasing or persuading.

Builds: Set a clear boundary and respect another person’s boundary.

Question to carry in: A kind friend says no. Can the group hear the no without closing the door?

083 min

A Celebration for Everyone

The friends plan a club celebration and discover that a good party includes different ways to join, rest, help and enjoy.

Builds: Plan inclusive participation so people can join in different ways.

Question to carry in: The celebration is nearly ready. What would make every friend feel welcome?