ROB-1 listens a bit too well
Real-life step: repeat an agreement in my own words and ask when I don’t understand
World
Space StationOn the bridge, we listen to the end
Space Station is a world for children aged 7–14. World law: “On the bridge we listen to the end — interrupt, and the signal crackles.” It suits these topics especially well: agreements and listening, friends and being left out, fear and courage.
Legend
The Star Bridge station hangs between planets and links them with a signal. The signal is strong only when the crew listens — when everyone shouts at once, it breaks into static.
On the bridge we listen to the end — interrupt, and the signal crackles. Aliens are curious, not bad.
Starting map
- bridge with a big window
- galley
- greenhouse
- moon base
- Planet Bubblegum
The first place is always a safe haven. New places appear with every story.
Who lives here
Captain Orbita (mentor) · Blip, a curious alien
The rival
ROB-1 the Literal does every order word for word without asking. The hero teaches it to ask “why?” — and that “no” is fine when someone wants something wrong.
Three sample stories
A signal from Planet Bubblegum
Real-life step: show the new kid where everything is
A cadet’s first day
Real-life step: say the fear out loud and take the smallest step
Topics that fit naturally here
Reading for parents
Do children learn anything from stories? What research says about stories and behaviourWhat to do when your child lies? Why punishment doesn’t encourage honestyHow do you talk to your child about a disabled classmate?First phone: what to agree with your child
Age
7–14 years
Recommended styles
What we take care with
Nobody goes out without a helmet; no weapons.
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