The topic related to tolerance and discrimination is one topic that researchers in Indonesia often studied. Indonesians have diverse characteristics; thus, tolerance is an important concept to learn as early as possible. Tolerance is the ability to respect and honour each other, regardless of their background, religion, culture, nationality, or disabilities (mental and or physical). Tolerance is important to learn early because it will help children adapt more easily to their environment and not isolate or be picky with their schoolmates. Increasing tolerance could be achieved in several ways, one of them is through games. Therefore, researchers conducted a study to raise tolerance in an inclusive school via the Step Forward Step Back Game. Students were asked to participate in this game before they were given psychoeducation by the authors. An inclusive school is chosen because although the number of inclusive schools grows, bullying still occurs in this setting. So, it is crucial to raise the students’ tolerance of differences in other students' physical and/or mental abilities in an inclusive school. The results from the interviews with students and the general feedback from both games and psychoeducation revealed that the understanding of both inclusive and regular students related to tolerance and the importance of respecting diversity and individual differences has increased.