(These are “in-game” micro-prompts. One short response, then continue.)

Colour Categories linked to Connectedness sub-skills

You can use 5–6 colours and assign each one to a connectedness category:

1. RED – Belonging (“I’m part of us”)

• “Say one thing that makes our team feel like a team.”
• “Name one way we include everyone.”

2. BLUE – Empathy and Respect (“I notice you”)

• “Choose someone and say: ‘I noticed you…’ (helped/kept calm/gave a good idea).”
• “How might a teammate feel right now—excited, nervous, calm, frustrated?”

3. GREEN – Support and Solidarity (“I’ve got you”)

• “Ask your buddy: ‘Do you want a tip or encouragement?’”
• “Say one supportive sentence to the Builder.”

4. YELLOW – Shared Responsibility (“We take care”)

• “What is one fair rule we are following right now?”
• “What do we do if someone makes a mistake?” (one sentence)

5. ORANGE – Community and Wider World (“We are connected”)

• “Name one community you belong to (class/family/team/neighbourhood).”
• “One thing we share with kids in other countries is…” (food, games, feelings, school)

6. PURPLE – People and Nature Connection (“We share a home”) (secondary skill link)

• “Name one way we can care for our classroom/playground like a shared home.”
• “One small action that helps nature and people is…”

Super quick option for younger kids:

Instead of speaking, they can point to a poster choice (Belonging / Support / Fairness / Nature).”