Respect
Appropriate Words
Winning and Losing
Playing Fair
Self-Control
100

You are playing a game with a classmate. What should you do when they are taking their turn?

Wait quietly and let them take their turn.

100

Which is appropriate to say to a teammate who made a mistake?

A. "You're terrible!"
B. "Try again!"
C. "I hate playing with you!"

B. "Try again!"

100

Is it okay to celebrate when your team wins?

Yes, as long as you celebrate without making fun of the other team.

100

What does it mean to play fair?

Following the rules and giving everyone an equal chance to participate.

100

You feel yourself getting angry during a game. What should you do?

Pause, take a breath, and use a strategy to calm down.

200

Your teammate makes a mistake. What is a respectful response?

Say something encouraging, such as, "That's okay. Keep trying!"

200

What should you say instead of "That's stupid!" when you disagree with a decision?

"I disagree," or "Can you explain the rule?"

200

What should you say to the other team after a game?

"Good game!"

200

You know a way to cheat and win. Should you do it?

No. Playing fairly is more important than winning.

200

True or False: It is okay to throw game pieces when you are angry.

False.

300

Someone on the other team wins a point. What should you do?

Accept it and continue playing respectfully.

300

Your team loses. Which response shows good sportsmanship?

A. "The game was stupid anyway."
B. "You cheated!"
C. "Good game."

C. "Good game."

300

You lose a game. What is a good response?

A. Throw the game pieces.
B. Yell at the winner.
C. Say "Good game" and move on.

C. Say "Good game" and move on.

300

Your friend changes the rules because they are losing. What should you do?

Calmly remind them of the agreed-upon rules or ask an adult for help.

300

Name one strategy you can use to calm yourself during a game.

Possible answers:

  • Take deep breaths.
  • Count to 10.
  • Ask for a break.
  • Get a drink of water.
  • Use positive self-talk.
  • Take space.
400

A player is having trouble understanding the rules. What could you do?

Explain the rule calmly or ask an adult to help.

400

Why should we avoid insults, swearing, and name-calling during games?

Because those words can hurt others, create conflict, and make the game unsafe or uncomfortable.

400

Why is losing part of playing games?

You cannot win every time. Losing gives you a chance to practice, learn, and try again.

400

You think another player broke a rule. What should you do?

Calmly tell the player or ask an adult/referee to help.

400

You want to yell at another player because they made a mistake. What should you do instead?

Stop, take a breath, and use respectful words.

500

Name two ways you can show respect during a game.

Possible answers:

  • Take turns.
  • Listen to others.
  • Use appropriate language.
  • Follow the rules.
  • Encourage teammates.
  • Keep your hands to yourself.
500

Give one appropriate sentence you could say when you are frustrated during a game.

Possible answers:

  • "I need a break."
  • "I'm getting frustrated."
  • "Can we go over the rule?"
  • "I'll try again."
  • "I need a minute to calm down."
500

You lose by one point and feel very angry. What are two things you can do?

Possible answers:

  • Take deep breaths.
  • Ask for a break.
  • Use positive self-talk.
  • Walk away safely.
  • Talk to an adult.
  • Remind yourself that it is just a game.
500

Why is following the rules important?

Rules help keep games fair, safe, organized, and enjoyable for everyone.

500

You are too frustrated to continue playing safely. What should you say to an adult?

"I'm too frustrated right now. I need a break."