🏆 Part 1: Good Winner or Good Loser?

1. Sarah wins a race and says "Great job everyone! That was fun!" Is this being a good winner?

Yes - she's being kind and encouraging

No - she should just celebrate quietly

2. Tom loses a game and throws his cards on the ground. Is this being a good loser?

Yes - it's okay to show you're upset

No - he should control his emotions better

3. Which of these show good sportsmanship? (Tick all that apply)

Shaking hands after a game

Saying "well done" to the winner

Making excuses when you lose

Helping others improve their skills

4. Jake wins and says "I'm the best! You're all terrible!" Is this being a good winner?

Yes - winners should be proud

No - he's being mean and boastful

💭 Part 2: What Would You Say?

5. You just won a spelling competition. Write what a good winner would say:

6. Your team lost a football match. Write what a good loser would say:

7. Your friend is upset because they came last in a running race. What could you say to help them feel better?

🎯 Part 3: Create Your Own Rules

8. Write 3 rules for being a good winner:

Rule 1: _________________________________________________

Rule 2: _________________________________________________

Rule 3: _________________________________________________

9. Write 3 rules for being a good loser:

Rule 1: _________________________________________________

Rule 2: _________________________________________________

Rule 3: _________________________________________________

10. Draw a picture showing good sportsmanship in action:

Good Winner Good Loser

Good Winner Good Loser

🏆 Part 1: Good Winner or Good Loser?

💭 Part 2: What Would You Say?

🎯 Part 3: Create Your Own Rules

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