An Idea
In the Weather Scientist story, Your Child starts with a simple plan.
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Simple Plan
In a cyclone centre and coastal village, Your Child meets a surprise that changes the plan.
First Test
As the junior weather scientist, Your Child sees two possible choices. A friend or nearby person may help if needed, but Your Child leads the moment.
Oops
Your Child notices a strong feeling before choosing while working to deliver a verified warning. Your Child notices the feeling instead of hiding it.
Pause
In the Weather Scientist story, Your Child pauses and picks the kinder safe choice.
Small Change
In a cyclone centre and coastal village, Your Child helps one person but sees more is needed. A friend or nearby person may help if needed, but Your Child leads the moment.
Try Again
As the junior weather scientist, Your Child looks at the problem from another side.
One Tip
Your Child listens to what someone else needs while working to deliver a verified warning.
Fix It
In the Weather Scientist story, Your Child changes the plan instead of giving up. This is where careful thinking helps. A friend or nearby person may help if needed, but Your Child leads the moment.
It Works
In a cyclone centre and coastal village, Your Child does one small caring action.
Last Problem
As the junior weather scientist, Your Child faces the hardest choice.
Keep Going
Your Child acts on the choice while working to deliver a verified warning. A friend or nearby person may help if needed, but Your Child leads the moment.
Finished
In the Weather Scientist story, Your Child sees the mood around them change.
Use It
In a cyclone centre and coastal village, Your Child names the feeling that mattered. Your Child thinks about what helped most. A friend or nearby person may help if needed, but Your Child leads the moment.
Mistakes Teach
As the junior weather scientist, Your Child ends with a warm moment.
Save the Idea
Your Child remembers: pause, choose, care while working to deliver a verified warning. A friend or nearby person may help if needed, but Your Child leads the moment.
