Showing good sportsmanship, taking turns, and following the rules are all important parts of being on a team or part of a community. But how does one learn how to be fair or when to say I’m sorry and offer a real apology? This set takes readers through common, relatable scenarios such as facing a bully on the soccer field, encountering a problem with a classmate, and experiencing conflict with a sibling. Written in age-appropriate language perfect for young readers, each book shows instead of tells the audience ways they can do the right thing in school, at home, and in their community. Features include: Fosters working well with others, kindness, and patience. Glossary terms further aid understanding intangible concepts such as fairness. Photographs closely correlate with the nonfiction narratives.