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Students learn all about sportsmanship and how to be a respectful team player in this interactive and engaging lesson!
Students learn all about sportsmanship and how to be a respectful team player in this interactive and engaging lesson! Digital for Google Slides™, PowerPoint, and printable materials are all included for in-person and digital learning. This lesson is perfect for school counseling, physical education, and SEL lessons!
⭐ THIS RESOURCE INCLUDES:
✅ Digital for Google Slides™ Presentation:
✅ PowerPoint Presentation:
✅ Printable Sportsmanship Sorting Game:
✅ Worksheets & Coloring Pages
✅ Aligned to ASCA Mindsets & Behaviors
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“This was a great resource to use with my students to go over what it looks like to be a good sport! We used this in preparation for field day and the story and scenario cards helped to explain sportsmanship in a kid friendly way!” – Danielle M.
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“This resource was exactly what I needed! It’s well-organized, easy to use, and saved me so much planning time. Thank you for creating such a quality product!” – Caitlin B.
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“This resource is good for all students, because sportsmanship isn’t just in sports, it also highlights the importance of being a team player and working together in and out of the classroom. My kids loved this lesson and it’s FUN!” – Ashley G.
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“This lesson is a great resource for teaching SEL in both the classroom and PE settings. The in-person and digital options made it super flexible, and the activities really helped students understand respectful behavior and teamwork.” – Lily M.
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“This resource was so helpful with reminding our 1st graders of the expectations of playing sports at recess!” – Emma B.
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“Great resource to teach and educate about sportsmanship. This activity is user friendly, interactive, and educational all at the same time.” – Hilary R.
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“Fantastic resource! Exceptionally helpful and exactly what I needed.” – Ryan S.
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“This is a great resource to use for students who need help in showing good sportsmanship! I used it before field day as a reminder for students on what it should look and sound like. :)” – Skyler S.
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“I used this lesson with my 4th graders as they were having issues with playing soccer at recess. It was a good lesson in sportsmanship and could be used with many different grade levels.” – Kellie M.
