The reason we use good sportsmanship strategies is so that the game is f______, and so that we can all have fun!
fair
The aim of the game is to have ______, even if we don't win!
fun
What do good sportsmanship strategies and sharing have in common?
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If you want to make up a new rule during a game, you should say it during your turn. True or False?
False
Why is it important to share the ball during games?
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Name four strategies for good sportsmanship.
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During a game of soccer, Levi was sure he didn't touch the ball with his hand, but other people think he did. If they can't come to an agreement, who should they ask for help?
The Referee.
Accepting losses during games can be hard. It’s fun to win or to know that you’re the best at a game. What can we do to make it feel less hard when we lose rounds or lose games?
Try to be happy for the other person who won the round.
All the above.
Take deep breaths.
Later in the day, tell a trusted adult about your feelings.
Why is it better to accept a loss during a game than trying to win the round?
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What is your favourite game to play with friends and why?
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Accepting losses during a game means you…
Accept that you got it wrong and stop playing.
Say you should still get points because you got it right.
Say you should still get points because it was an accident.
Accept that you made a mistake and keep playing.
List three praise comments you can give during a game of basketball.
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What does it mean to be a 'sore loser'?
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During class, the teacher puts on Kahoot for everyone to play. Jason put up his hand for the wrong answer. He says, “I meant the other one, I just got confused!” What should Jason do?
Run out of the room.
He should accept the loss, even if he got confused.
Insist that he should be allowed to go to the next round.
Put his head in his hands and not look at anyone.
In a game of down ball, Kayla throws the ball out of the line. She tells everyone it was ‘on the line’, but everyone else saw that it was out. What should Katy do?
Say, "Not fair!" and tell a teacher.
Keep insisting that the ball was in the line.
Try to make a compromise.
Accept the loss and keep playing the game.
