At Gables Elementary, the Four Square game is marred by Robbie Rankle's bullying, turning playtime into distress for one third-grader. A difficult day leads to a meeting with Miss Moe, the school counselor, who introduces "I feel" statements, empowering positive communication. A pivotal conversation with Robbie follows, where heartfelt dialogue and Robbie’s realization of his actions prompt his apology and promise to change. "Four Square Friends" illustrates the power of empathy and communication, proving the courage in expressing feelings can foster friendship and change, uniting and healing through words.