Weekly Activities
In Week 1, this game was played to help kids get to know the leaders.
What is Octopus?
This theory describes team development in stages like Forming and Storming.
What is Theory of Group Development?
What strategy was used to balance teams while letting kids play with friends?
What is Accommodating?
This personal trait grew by leading and managing large student groups.
What is Confidence?
This sport was played in Week 2 and involved helping with tryouts and talent scouting.
What is Co-ed Ball Hockey?
Who was the group’s school supervisor during the placement?
Who is Mr. Griffin?
To avoid delays, leaders brought extra equipment when this item kept breaking.
What is a Wiffle Ball?
Leaders learned to adapt and stay on schedule by improving this organizational skill.
What is Planning and Time Management?
During this week, leaders acted as quarterbacks for drills.
What is Week 3?
This leadership skill was shown by planning ahead with clipboards, cones, and measuring tools.
What is Time Management?
The divider in the gym allowed for what kind of solution during large games?
What is Running Two Games at Once?
One thing students appreciated most was this consistent team behavior.
What is Positive Leadership?
Leaders timed 100m and 200m runs for this school event.
What is Track and Field?
A key moment showing leadership was splitting up a crowded soccer game. Which grade was playing?
What is Grade 4?
Students kept entering the running area during track events, so leaders used this strategy.
What is Assertive Conflict Resolution
The most significant growth was not individual but this.
What is a team?
In Week 5, students tried out for these two field events.
What are Shot Put and Ball Throw?
In which phase did the team start co-operating efficiently and assisting each other without being reminded?
What is Performing?
When kids complained about game choices, leaders used this strategy to improve future planning.
What is Gathering Feedback?
Leaders gained this skill by identifying what worked and what didn’t each week.
What is Critical Thinking?