Do you have to be good at the sport to join?
No! The goal is to have fun. No prior skill required (but it can get competitive)
True or False: Words can hurt people.
True
What are our school colors?
Brown and Gold
True or False: Winning is the most important part of Unified Sports.
False. Having fun, making friends and being inclusive is the most important.
TRUE or FALSE: Only students with disabilities can play Unified Sports
FALSE
Unified is for everyone of ALL skill level
What’s something nice you can say to a teammate?
“Good job!” / “Thanks!” / “You got this!”
What is the name of our school mascot?
Dartman
True or False: Davis Unified has its own club at the school.
True!
What are some benefits of Unified Sports?
*Promotes inclusion and acceptance
*Builds friendship, confidence, and skill
*Fun thing to look forward to
*Maintain healthy lifestyle
What does “inclusive language” mean?
Words that make everyone feel respected.
What is the first Unified Sport we will be participating in?
Soccer
In soccer, what part of your body are you NOT allowed to use (except the goalie)?
Hands
Can you list three unified Sports?
Basketball
Soccer
Bocce Ball
Bowling
What does “inclusion” mean?
Everyone is welcomed and valued
Name at least 1 of the awards that were presented to the Davis High School Unified Sports program last year.
National Banner School Award
ESPN Honor Roll Award
What does it mean to be a good teammate?
Encourage others, share the ball, help teammates succeed, etc.
What is unified sports?
Unified Sports joins people with and without disabilities on the same team. It was inspired by a simple principle: training together and playing together.
What is one way to show inclusion during lunch at school?
Invite someone to sit with you, start a conversation, include them in a group.
What is the fundraiser event in the winter that Davis High Unified Sports participates in?
Polar Plunge
Give one example of how teamwork in sports is like teamwork in life.
Working together at school, in families, or in jobs requires communication and cooperation.