What
does Sportsmanship mean to you?
SKYE – Sportsmanship is if someone lost
you would give them a hug and a high five.
ZIYA - Sportsmanship is helping each
other even if they aren’t on the same team.
LEELA - If the gold Team won they wouldn’t be like “Ha! Ha! We win!
You lose!” That would not be sportsmanship.
You lose!” That would not be sportsmanship.
SAMMY – Sportsmanship means to not
tease when you win and to congratulate when someone
else wins.
LILIANNA – Let’s say if you’re on the
Gold Team and one of the Blue Team girls fell down, you would
say, “Come on! Get right back up!”
KENDALL – Although you are not on the
same team you can still be friends. And if your
team lost, you should just say, “Good game!”
SOPHIA M. – What it means to me is
being kind.
ROLLINS – It means if the Blue Team won
and the Gold Team came over and congratulated
them and everybody hugs.
BRIDGETTE – Sportsmanship is that we
cheer each other on and we say, “Good game!”
No matter what team they’re on they can all still be friends.
SOPHIA K. – What sportsmanship means to
me is not making fun of the other team if they lose
a race.
HELENA – It’s being kind to someone who
doesn’t win so we won’t make them feel sad.
ALEXA – Don’t make people feel bad that
they lost because next time they might
win and you don’t want them to tease you.
VIVIAN – SCH is about having fun but
also learning. Sportsmanship means if you lose
at something you don’t feel bad because you tried your best.
ISABEL – Sportsmanship is, to me, is having gratitude.
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