Supporting one another means offering help, sharing resources, and providing assistance to teammates to achieve collective goals.

These resources were used in classrooms to talk about how to support one another and ask for help when we have difficult days, as well as how to be an awesome and supportive leader.

Song: It's Okay To Ask For Help 

Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day

Book Recommendation: It's Not All Rainbows by Jessica Von Innerebner

Kid President Asks: What Makes an Awesome Leader? 

Teaming Scenarios: Being a Supportive Teammate 

Encouraging means motivating and uplifting teammates through positive reinforcement and constructive feedback.

The Little Engine That Could 

The Power of Positivity 

Positive Reinforcement 

How to Deliver the 5:1 Magic Ratio 

Listening means actively paying attention to teammates' ideas, concerns, and feedback to foster effective communication and collaboration.

Lacey Walker, Nonstop Talker 

Active Listening 

Accepting means valuing and respecting each teammate's contributions, perspectives, and differences to foster a collaborative and inclusive environment.

Strictly No Elephants 

Trusting means relying on each other's abilities, intentions, and commitments, which builds confidence and strengthens team cohesion.

Sorry! 

Trust: An Odyssey Caring Habit 

Respecting means recognizing and valuing each teammates' individuality, opinions, and contributions, which promotes a positive and harmonious working environment. It's also about thinking about others' thoughts and feelings before we act.

Sesame Street: We're All Wonders 

DIFFERENT: An Award Winning Student Film

Negotiating differences means discussing and addressing varying viewpoints or conflicts constructively to find mutually acceptable solutions and maintain team cohesion.

The Toothpaste Lesson 

Conflict Resolution: How to Settle Your Differences Fairly | BrainPOP