Introduce the concept of flexibility and its importance in social situations. Explain that everyone has unique strengths and that we can build a 'toolkit' with these strengths and strategies to help navigate different situations.

Discuss what flexibility means and why it's important. Provide simple examples like adjusting in a game or changing plans with friends.

Show examples of personal strengths (like kindness, creativity, or being a good listener) and discuss how these can be part of their toolkit.

Explain that just like a physical toolkit holds tools, their flexibility toolkit will hold strategies that help them handle changes in social settings.

Prompt reflection. Ask students to share one strength they are proud of and one strategy they might use when facing changes with friends.