Brave Boundary Sportsmanship Challenge for 1st Grade Quiz (Hard) ワークシート • 無料PDFダウンロード 解答キー
Analyze tricky court dilemmas and choose the most honorable path through this high-stakes scenario-based quiz.
教育的概要
This worksheet assesses foundational sportsmanship and social-emotional learning skills through ten age-appropriate ethical dilemmas. Utilizing a scenario-based learning approach, it prompts students to critically evaluate behaviors such as fairness, honesty, and empathy in a physical education context. It is designed for primary grade SEL blocks or as a formative assessment for physical education units focusing on character development and teamwork.
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- Identify specific behaviors that demonstrate positive sportsmanship and respect for opponents.
- Apply principles of honesty and fair play to resolve common playground and gym class dilemmas.
- Evaluate the impact of personal conduct on the safety and enjoyment of peers during physical activities.
All 10 Questions
- During a game of 'Duck, Duck, Goose,' the person who tagged you trips and falls. What is the BEST choice for a great sport?A) Keep running fast so you can win the race.B) Stop to help them up and check if they are okay.C) Laugh and tell them they were too slow.D) Wait at the finish line and yell for them to hurry up.
- If the gym teacher makes a mistake and says you are 'out' when you were really 'safe,' a great sport should yell at the teacher to change their mind.A) TrueB) False
- A team loses a relay race by a tiny bit. To show respect, they should look at the winning team and say, '_____'!A) You just got luckyB) Our shoes were slipperyC) Great job running fastD) We let you win
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- You are playing Tag and your hand barely brushes your friend's shirt. Your friend didn't feel it. What should you do?A) Say nothing and keep chasing someone else.B) Tell your friend you tagged them because you want to play fair.C) Wait until the end of the game to tell the truth.D) Ask a teacher if it counts as a real tag.
- A student who is a 'good sport' is someone who only plays nicely when they are winning.A) TrueB) False
- Imagine your friend is very nervous about kicking the ball in kickball. The most helpful thing you can do is _____.A) Tell them to hurry upB) Cheer for them and say 'You can do it!'C) Ask the teacher to skip their turnD) Tell them why kicking is actually very easy
- Your team won the soccer game! Which action shows the best sportsmanship?A) Doing a 'victory dance' in front of the other team's faces.B) Telling everyone at lunch that the other team was bad.C) Shaking hands and saying 'Good game' to every player.D) Taking the trophy and running away with it.
- If someone on the other team makes a great catch, it is okay to clap for them even if they are not on your team.A) TrueB) False
- During a jump rope contest, you realize you accidentally skipped a step that was against the rules. You should _____.A) Ignore it and hope you get a ribbonB) Tell the judge you made a mistakeC) Blame the person holding the ropeD) Cry so people feel sorry for you
- Why is sportsmanship important in 1st Grade PE class?A) It helps everyone have fun and feel safe while playing.B) It guarantees that your team will win every single time.C) It lets the teacher know who the fastest runner is.D) It makes the games end much faster so we can go to lunch.
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よくある質問
Yes, this sportsmanship quiz is a perfect no-prep resource for a substitute because the scenarios are self-explanatory and it includes clear explanations for every correct answer.
Most first-grade students will finish this social-emotional learning quiz in about fifteen to twenty minutes, depending on whether they work independently or if the teacher reads the questions aloud.
This character education quiz can be easily differentiated by using it as a whole-class discussion starter for emerging readers or as an independent writing prompt for advanced students to justify their choices.
While designed as a first-grade sportsmanship quiz, the high-interest scenarios are also highly effective for kindergarten and second-grade students focused on basic social interactions and fair play.
This physical education quiz functions as a great formative assessment by identifying specific behavioral gaps in understanding rules and empathy before starting a competitive team sports unit.
