Scrum may be a framework for tackling complexity, but its most powerful lessons are surprisingly simple—so simple, in fact, that many of them can be traced back to the foundational skills we learned in kindergarten. In this talk, Kristen Hires explores how principles like sharing, playing fairly, apologizing, curiosity, and continuous learning form the backbone of high performing Scrum teams. Through relatable stories and practical insights, she connects early life wisdom to modern agile practices, showing how returning to these basics can strengthen collaboration, improve team flow, and create an environment where people and products thrive.