RESOURCES
Tools for building connection.
Downloadable guides, conversation tools, and learning resources for families, youth, and adults. Take One Coppell home with you.
This resource is designed to help parents, caregivers, and youth leaders spark meaningful conversations about community with kids in K-5th grade. Start small—pick one conversation starter that fits your child's age and try it during your daily routine. You don't need to cover everything at once. Let your child's curiosity guide follow-up discussions and revisit topics as they grow.
Perfect for neighborhood gatherings, National Night Out, book clubs, HOA meetings, or any time neighbors come together. Pick a conversation starter that fits your gathering and let the discussion flow naturally. The goal is to discover common ground, honor our shared history, and build connections that strengthen our community fabric.
COMING SOON: Library Kits
Activity Kits for Youth
Available for checkout at Cozby Library and Community Commons. Self-contained kits designed to help kids K-8th grade practice connection and belonging through meaningful conversations. Kits includes activity flashcards, conversation starters, worksheets, and guided activities.
A fun, hands-on adventure in belonging! Young detectives complete activity cards that explore what makes our community a place where everyone learns, grows, and connects together.
Kit includes: Friendship Detective Activity flashcards, Connection Map activity, and Belonging Tree activity
Download completion badge here
Perfect for: Families, homeschool groups, after-school programs, and playdates.
GRADES K-5TH
A facilitation toolkit for middle schoolers ready to host their own meaningful conversations. Learn to use conversation questions to create circles where everyone feels they belong.
Kit includes: Circle Keepers Conversation Starter Cards (color-coded by depth), & Quick Start Guide and the Conversation Bingo activity
Download the completion badge here.
Perfect for: Youth groups, club meetings, friend hangouts, family dinners, building facilitation skills.
MIDDLE SCHOOL
"Create the circles where everyone belongs."

