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Sportsmanship. Re’Ana Owens Elementary School Students. What is Sportsmanship?. Playing Fair Following the rules of the game Respecting the judgment of referees and officials Treating other opponents with respect. Who should practice sportsmanship?. Teammates Coaches Parents

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  1. Sportsmanship Re’Ana Owens Elementary School Students

  2. What is Sportsmanship? • Playing Fair • Following the rules of the game • Respecting the judgment of referees and officials • Treating other opponents with respect

  3. Who should practice sportsmanship? • Teammates • Coaches • Parents • Officials • Referees

  4. Why should we practice Good Sportsmanship? • R.E.S.P.E.C.T • To appreciate achievements of other people

  5. Showing Respect Goes A Long Way

  6. FUN • Kids become more focused on winning that they forget to have fun

  7. PRIDE • Even if you do lose you can feel like a winner • No matter how hard you've practiced and played, it is, after all, just a game.

  8. Sportsmanship is the ability to: • Win without gloating • Lose without complaining
      • Treat your opponent with respect

  9. Bad Sportsmanship • Pouting, Crying, Swearing, Trash-talking • These don’t make you a good sport • There is always room for improvement

  10. Learn how to lose without losing your cool • Kids who are good sports — and don't freak out when they lose — will become known as kids who are fun to play with.

  11. Encouragement AWW MAN Good Game !

  12. Sportsmanship on and off the field… • is a style and an attitude • have a positive influence on everyone around you

  13. Sportsmanship Tips • Mistakes-Learn from it, and be ready to continue to play. • Offer encouragement, not criticism. • If you win, don't rub it in. • If you lose, NO EXCUSES.

  14. I Promise to • ABIDE by the rules • AVOID arguments • SHARE in responsibilities of the team • GIVE everyone a chance to play • ALWAYS play fair • RESPECT the other team’s effort

  15. Sportsmanship Checklist

  16. CONFIDENCE YES I CAN

  17. It is important for…. • more talented athletes to encourage the less talented athletes • Teammates to help build confidence in other teammates

  18. Benefits of Sportsmanship • In many sports you are rewarded for being a good sport

  19. Contact Information Re’Ana Owens Email- owensr47@students.rowan.edureanajowens@gmail.com Phone-(609) 675-6490