We are all unique, with our own backgrounds, experiences, and views. That's what makes our world so diverse and interesting. But, sometimes we focus on what divides us and we forget to focus on what unites us and what we can learn from one another. Being inclusive of others requires us have empathy, celebrate diversity, and challenge stereotypes.

(includes lesson plan) Kyrun gives us the run down on three tips for being a better listener: 1) Pay Attention by eliminating distractions and letting them talk 2) Watch Your Cues with verbal and nonverbal communication 3) Slow Down to be sure you heard what you think you heard

some useful tips, from the book “how to when friends and influence people, that’s not too big for kids to do.

What is bullying and how can we recognize it? On this episode we tackle the tough subject of bullying with some basic information to help us identify and avoid bullying. Elvis breaks down the difference in conflict vs bullying, four ways people our bullied, and provides us with a valuable resource to understand more about bullying.

What is Character? How can we begin to define good and bad character traits? Can we build character over time? In this episode, Vivian makes character simple and gives us three simple things to remember about character. 1) there are good and bad character traits 2) begin to take notice of our character, good and bad 3) realize that character is built over time

We all have times we we disagree with others and they disagree with us, but we can solve that problem and get to a solution with four simple steps: 1. Just Stop 2. Watch Your Words 3. Listen Up 4. Solve The Problem

Ever met someone who is just not that nice. And you wonder, "what's your problem?". Here's three reason why they may not be cool and three tips to handle it.

We can help others in many different ways, maybe it's a simple compliment or positive message, perhaps it's lending an ear when someone needs to vent, or maybe it's lending a hand for someone who needs help.

(includes Lesson Plan) Wouldn't you want to get along with everyone, if we could? Try being kind, watching your manners, being a great listeners, and being a goof teammate. You will be well on your way.

(includes lesson plan) We've all heard "She made me do it", "It's not my fault", and " I forgot". These are all excuses so we do not have to take responsibility for our actions. Well, it's time we start owning what we do and taking responsibility for our actions. We have three simple things that you

Yeah, our relationships our important. The right ones can encourage, inspire, and comfort us. What kind of friend are you? Take these tips and be a better one.

Respect begins with treating others as we want to be treated. Morgan provides us with some helpful tips and tells us three awesome stories about respecting others. We can act and speak kindly, listen to others, respect people for who they are, express gratitude, and on and on. But, it comes down to one thing: Being Nice!

a CBC Kids video that explores the causes and solutions to to our disagreements with others.

another CBC Kids video with real kids telling real stories in this insightful video

a great CDC Kids video that explores accepting us for us

(includes Lesson Plan) Being a great team member is one of the greatest skills we can have. It can be used in almost any situation. It teaches us to get along, respect others, and accomplish our goals together. 1) Learn How To Listen 2) Learn How To Speak 3) We Can Build Ourselves Up 4) Learn How To Think