For parents and teachers: SEL trait guides, practice scenarios, what-to-say guides (ages 6-14).
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Finds up to 3 public Life Scenario practice scenarios for a real-life situation a child is facing (for example: left out at recess, peer pressure, cheating in a group chat, parents arguing, a new school). Returns each scenario's title, a short excerpt, the ages it is written for, the traits it practises, a link the adult can open to try it together with the child without an account and, when one is published, the parent page or what-to-say guide about the same situation. match_quality is "close" (the scenarios are about this situation) or "loose" (they only touch it and may not fit). An empty or loose result means only that no public scenario fits. Returns authored practice scenarios only, never other children's answers. Topics involving risk of harm, or medical or legal questions, return status "not_covered" with no guide or practice link.
The situation in everyday words, e.g. "friends pressure him to laugh at another kid".
Optional child age (6–14). Scenarios written for this age are ranked first.
Finds up to 3 public Life Scenario practice scenarios for a real-life situation a child is facing (for example: left out at recess, peer pressure, cheating in a group chat, parents arguing, a new school). Returns each scenario's title, a short excerpt, the ages it is written for, the traits it practises, a link the adult can open to try it together with the child without an account and, when one is published, the parent page or what-to-say guide about the same situation. match_quality is "close" (the scenarios are about this situation) or "loose" (they only touch it and may not fit). An empty or loose result means only that no public scenario fits. Returns authored practice scenarios only, never other children's answers. Topics involving risk of harm, or medical or legal questions, return status "not_covered" with no guide or practice link.
| Argument | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| age | integer | Optional child age (6–14). Scenarios written for this age are ranked first. |
| situation* | string | The situation in everyday words, e.g. "friends pressure him to laugh at another kid". |
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"properties": {
"age": {
"type": "integer",
"maximum": 14,
"minimum": 6,
"description": "Optional child age (6–14). Scenarios written for this age are ranked first."
},
"situation": {
"type": "string",
"maxLength": 300,
"minLength": 1,
"description": "The situation in everyday words, e.g. \"friends pressure him to laugh at another kid\"."
}
},
"additionalProperties": false
}Factual overview of Life Scenario: what the SEL practice game for children aged 6–14 does, what it is not, how child safety is handled, what this server can and cannot see, and key links.
No arguments.
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"type": "object",
"properties": {},
"additionalProperties": false
}Finds the published Life Scenario page for parents that best matches a topic (for example: "nobody will play with me", "being teased", "a friend wants to copy my child's homework"): a "What to say" guide or a scenario page (one situation, with example replies by age), whichever is closer. Returns its short answer, the key lines a child can say, its URL and, when it has one, a practice_url: a practice scenario on a similar situation that the adult can open with the child without signing up. If no guide or scenario page on that topic is published, returns status "no_article_yet" and, when a public practice scenario is about the same situation, that scenario. Topics involving risk of harm, or medical or legal questions, return status "not_covered" with no guide or practice link.
| Argument | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| topic* | string | The topic or the words the child used, e.g. "left out at recess". |
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"required": [
"topic"
],
"properties": {
"topic": {
"type": "string",
"maxLength": 200,
"minLength": 1,
"description": "The topic or the words the child used, e.g. \"left out at recess\"."
}
},
"additionalProperties": false
}Lists the 15 social and emotional learning (SEL) traits Life Scenario practises, each with a plain-language description and the everyday skills it covers. For questions about what a trait means for a child aged 6–14.
No arguments.
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"properties": {},
"additionalProperties": false
}