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So you think you can sport
I can regulate!
Name the staff
Group Skills Review
100

Classroom Agreement (5)

What is 

1.) Listen to others

2.) Be respectful

3.) All feelings are okay, all behaviors are NOT.

4.) Communicate your feelings and needs

5.) Be safe

100

Name 5 games

Bin ball, Spud, Sprout, Ultimate, Zombie Tag, Witches tag, capture the bean bag, etc.

100

Name your current feeling.

Sad, happy, mad, tired, annoyed, frustrated, calm, etc.

100

Is from Kansas

MISS HAVENNNNNN!

100

What is UA Buzzer?

Maintains positive participation by buzzing for unkind comments, off-topic remarks, saying "i don't know", or not digging deeper when answering questions about thoughts, feelings, opinions, and experiences

200

Break cycle

What is 1) listen to the directions and accept help, 2) try the work/activity for several minutes 3) ask for and take a break 4) try the work/activity again.

200

Step-by-step directions for favorite PE game

Answer depends!

200

Fidget Rules

A fidget is a tool, not a toy. It should be used to help you refocus or calm down/

Be mindful. Before you choose a fidget, ask yourself if you really need it.

Keep your eyes on your teacher.

Your fidget should stay in your hands.

Your fidget should not be thrown or make noise.

If your fidget is distracting, it may be taken away.

200

Hates the texture of zucchini 

Miss Carolina!

200

Group expectations

1) one voice at a time

2) kind and supportive

3) active listening

4) stay on task and on topic

5) body and mind stay in the group

300

What is a talk-out?

What is blurting something out while staff are instructing or during quiet work time (this can look like making a complaint, offering a comment about the activity, arguing, negotiating, asking for something without out raising your hand, telling someone else what to do)

300

Big 5 Agreement

1. To accept when I am told that I am out and not argue with staff or peers

2. To take accountability (practice integrity)

3. To be kind and supportive of others (saying "good job" or "nice try")

4. To practice being a good winner and a good loser

5. To have fun while safely following the rules (no cheating)

300

Acronym THINK

T is it TRUE?

H is it HELPFUL?

I is it INSPIRING?

N is it NECESSARY?

K is it KIND?

300

Loves to play with alligators

Mr. Simeon!

300
Positive Affirmation!

Each student should share a positive affirmation!

400

Lunch expectations

At the start of lunch, grab a fruit and veggie for your plate (3 veggies, and a scoop of fruit at least!)

The first 5 minutes and last 5 minutes of lunch should be quiet with your voices off. You may ask peers and staff to pass sides/toppings, but voices should be off otherwise.

When voices are turned off, keep the volume at an acceptable level.

400

Define good sportsmanship.

Good sportsmanship is a set of behaviors that involves playing fair, respecting others, and handling both victory and defeat with grace. 

400

Types of Breaks

 What is energy, fidget, sensory, desk, and/or check-in.

400

Favorite animal is a Bat

Miss Brooklyn!

400

What is growth mindset?

The belief that a person's abilities can be improved through effort, learning, and persistence

500

3 Levels! Name and define behaviors.

Emerald: following directions the first time, staying safe with bodies and words, using kind words and showing respect to others, completes all academic work on time, playing cooperatively with peers/interacting appropriately with peers, participates (actively and positively) in all classroom activities, able to verbalize feelings

Diamond: following most directions, staying safe with bodies and words, completes most academic work on time; able to accept reminders and additional support, needs some support to engage appropriately with others, able to correct behaviors when reminded or redirected

Gold: unsafe with your body and words, excessive complaining and negative attitude, needs multiple redirections, refuses/low participation, causes a significant disruption to classroom, spends a significant amount of time out of class, refusing to use coping tools

500

What can I do when I feel frustrated at PE?

Check-in with an adult

Take a break on the bench

Drink water

Deep breaths

500

5 independent coping tools

What is...

Butterfly taps

3 deep breaths

Rainbow breathing

Squeezes

Progressive muscle relaxation

Positive self-talk

Drinking water

Finger taps

500

Was an extra in a movie

Mrs. K!

500

What is negative thinking types?

Gloomy thoughts: focusing on the negative (ignoring the positive, I can't hear you)

Hype thoughts: making something into a big deal (always, all or nothing, disaster zone, I know who you are)

Omen thoughts: predicting bad things will happen (weatherman, mind reader)

Faulty thoughts: blaming myself or something/someone else (blame game, change already! It's all your fault, I'm always right)

Heart thoughts: listening to my feelings (all the feels, all about me, worst critic)

Rule thoughts: focusing on what should happen (you should, fair is fair)