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Title of Bulletin Board: On field day let your sportsmanship SHINE

Category: Field Day

Suggested Grade Level: All

Materials: bulletin board paper, yellow suns, letters for title, clip art picturs for each activity

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The title is centered on the top of the bulletin board. On each yellow sun I pasted a clip art picture of an event with its name above the picture. The small squares near the bottom say Go Blue, Go Gold, and May 27th (the date of field day). I designed this in order to get the children motivated for the day and to remind them that sportsmanship is very important on field day.

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Submitted by Jen Rubeo who teaches at Linden Elementary in Doylestown, PA. Thanks for contributing to PE Central! Posted on PEC: 5/8/2011 9:06:04 AM. Viewed 22566 times since 5/5/2011.

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Nancy Ostmoe

That is a good idea! We are always working toward the goal of good sportsmanship.

I might even ask a parent volunteer to take pictures of students who show examples of appropriate sportsmanship and post them on the suns at the completion of field day.
Bene

Hey Kathleen..I hope you come back here to get the answer to your qustieon!!! I clicked on your name but it didn't have an e-mail for me!! :o) The pockets are a part of my behavior system for my room. Blue is a great day, Red is a Ok day, and Yellow is not a good day. I give the teacher a star for her records, and I place a stick in the class pocket. At the end of the 9 weeks I post to top classes in each grade level!! :o)

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