Hide-and-Seek Hill

Hide-and-Seek Hill

During a game on Hide-and-Seek Hill, Fuzzi notices one friend feels left out and helps everyone make new rules that keep the game kind.

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Parent Guide

Helping Children Make Play Feel Kind and Inclusive

Noticing who feels left out is an important friendship skill

Fast-moving games can sometimes leave a child unsure how to join or worried that the rules are not fair. Fuzzi’s choice to notice a friend’s feelings gives children a model for looking beyond their own fun. Adults can ask, “Did everyone get a turn?” or “What could make this game easier for everyone to enjoy?”

Help children practice simple, kind changes to a game: use a smaller hiding area, take turns being the seeker, offer a clue, or pause so everyone understands the rules. Encourage phrases like, “Do you want to play?” “Let’s make a new rule,” and “We can help you.” Praise inclusive choices with words like, “You noticed your friend,” “You made room for everyone,” or “You helped the game feel fair.”

Sean Butler