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Title of Bulletin Board:
Sportsmanship Is...
Category:
Sportsmanship
Suggested Grade Level:
3-5
Materials:
Paper & Markers for students
Description:
At the start of the school year I always do a sportsmanship/cooperative unit with my 2nd-4th graders. I believe it is VERY important for students to learn/understand what it means to be a good sport or a good team member before doing any sort of sport activity. To start the unit I take about five minutes to have a class discussion about what sportsmanship means. We write the word up on the white board and then I have students raise their hand to give me one word or one sentence that describes good sportsmanship. For example: working together, cooperative, respectful, responsibility, leadership, etc. After about 2 mins I tell the students to grab a little piece of paper and a marker and write down one word or one sentence that was not stated and written on whiteboard. Then we break into our activity which focuses on team building!
Additional Information:
This is always something to remind them of when you start a sport type of unit where they will have to work with others!
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Submitted by
Melissa Hunter
who teaches at Mifflin
in Mansfield,
OH.
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Posted on PEC: 10/15/2019 7:38:20 AM.
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