A High-Five for Everyone! Pre-K Sportsmanship Quiz (Easy) Worksheet β’ Free PDF Download with Answer Key
Young learners identify kind choices like sharing equipment and cheering for teammates through visual-based scenarios and simple situational choices.
Pedagogical Overview
This worksheet assesses foundational social-emotional skills by identifying positive sportsmanship behaviors in early childhood athletic and play settings. The pedagogical approach uses situational scenarios and visual-based logic to scaffold the concept of empathy and rule-following for pre-literate or beginning readers. It is an ideal tool for early childhood character education units focusing on Collaborative Classroom environments and positive behavioral interventions.
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- Identify prosocial behaviors such as sharing and cheering within a group play context
- Distinguish between helpful and hurtful emotional responses to winning or losing a game
- Recognize the importance of following safety rules and cleanup procedures during physical activities
All 10 Questions
- When a friend falls down during a race, what is the kind thing to do?A) Keep running and laughB) Stop and ask if they are okayC) Sit down and cry tooD) Hide their shoes
- True or False: We should say 'Good Job' to our friends after a game.A) TrueB) False
- When we play with a ball, we should ____ it with our friends so everyone has a turn.A) keepB) hideC) shareD) throw
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- The teacher says the game is over. What should we do with the jump ropes?A) Leave them on the grassB) Help clean them upC) Run away to the swingsD) Tangle them together
- True or False: If I do not win the game, it is okay to stomp my feet and be angry.A) TrueB) False
- Before we start a game, we listen to the ____ to know how to play safely.A) rulesB) birdsC) wallsD) shoes
- What is a nice thing to do with your hands after a fun game?A) Give a high-fiveB) Pull a shirtC) Push a friendD) Tickle the grass
- True or False: It is important to wait for your turn to slide down the slide.A) TrueB) False
- When my friend does a great job, I can ____ for them!A) sleepB) cheerC) cryD) frown
- If you are playing a game and you feel frustrated, what should you do?A) Scream very loudB) Take a deep breathC) Throw the ball awayD) Sit on the floor
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, this Pre-K Sportsmanship Quiz is a perfect no-prep resource for substitutes because it uses simple language and relatable scenarios that lead to easy group discussions about kindness.
Most young learners will finish this Pre-K Sportsmanship Quiz in about 10 to 15 minutes, making it an ideal length for the short attention spans of early childhood students.
This Pre-K Sportsmanship Quiz is designed for differentiation as teachers can read the questions aloud to non-readers while using the included explanations to facilitate deeper social-emotional learning conversations.
While specifically labeled as a Pre-K Sportsmanship Quiz, the content is also highly appropriate for Kindergarten students or those in specialized education programs who are working on basic social interaction skills.
Teachers can use this Pre-K Sportsmanship Quiz as a formative assessment by administering it before a field day or gym session to gauge how well students understand the expectations for fair play and peer support.
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