Supportive
Extra time to think, and a little help keeping the conversation going. Your kid still says what they need.
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The everyday conversations kids put off, from asking a teacher about a grade to sending back the wrong order. Kids practice out loud, get feedback, and move up a level when they're ready.
Kids move up when they're ready.
Extra time to think, and a little help keeping the conversation going. Your kid still says what they need.
Like a typical day. Your kid gives the details and asks follow-up questions to get the whole answer.
A real-world curveball, like a time that's already taken or a question that needs asking twice. Your kid explains, adjusts and keeps going.
Every Situation, by the place it happens. This is a preview: kids start Reps from their own map inside the app.
Kids can use the story we give them or bring their own. The character goes along with it either way.

with Ms. Carter
You have a question or concern about how something on a test was graded. Talk with your teacher about it.

with Ms. Dee
It's boiling on the bus and every window is shut. Ask the driver about the air conditioning or a window.

with Ms. Rivera
You're stuck on schoolwork. Ask your teacher for help with an assignment, a lesson, or an upcoming test.

with Mr. Bennett
You're behind on an assignment. Talk to your teacher about missing work, needing more time, or a technology problem.

with Coach Davis
You need something from your coach: help understanding a drill, catching up after missing practice, or letting your coach know you'll miss a game.

with Coach Morgan
You want to know where you stand on the team. Talk to your coach about playing time, a bigger role, or trying a new position.

with Coach Kim
Something isn't right at practice. Tell your coach clearly and make sure they understand what's going on.

with Riley
Call a hair salon to book a haircut. Say what you want, find a time that works, and find out how long it takes and what it costs.

with Marcus
You already have a doctor's appointment, but the time no longer works. Call the office and find another time.

with Alex
You're at a diner and the server comes to your table. Order for yourself, or ask about an ingredient because of an allergy.

with Theo
Your food came out different from what you ordered. Let your server know and get it fixed.

with Taylor
Call a sporting goods store to check if they have something, ask them to hold it, or ask about a price.

with Sam
You bought something that does not work properly. Call the company and figure out what they can do about it.
New situations are added regularly.
Kids talk out loud with a character, then get feedback on the same five skills every time.