Students gave high-fives and said "Good game!" as they switched sides.
At the end of each game, students gave a "thumbs-up" as a signal to each other for playing well. Each athlete treated one another as they would want to be treated.
Thursday, February 16, 2017
Sportsmanship in Grade 1
Ms. O'Brien's first graders were working recently in P.E. on ways to be good sports and learning how to work well together. Respect for your opponent, and a graciousness whether you are the winner or the loser, is an important part of an athletic community.
By playing Rock, Paper, Scissors! students were able to work together to figure out who should get to use the ball.
At the end of each game, students gave a "thumbs-up" as a signal to each other for playing well. Each athlete treated one another as they would want to be treated.
At the end of each game, students gave a "thumbs-up" as a signal to each other for playing well. Each athlete treated one another as they would want to be treated.
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