Help children learn and practice being a good sport with all three Sportsmanship Social Skills Treasury sets. This digital and printable bundle combines two board games, 64 scenario cards, 24 discussion cards, an 8-page social story, 43 worksheets and coloring pages, and upper elementary reading and writing activities including a 6-page flipbook, a story with a writing response, a self-reflection worksheet, and more.

Introduce teamwork, cooperation, playing fairly, handling disappointment, and winning and losing graciously through stories and discussion. Then use games, sorting mats, reflection dice, and hands-on activities to practice and revisit the concepts.

Sportsmanship is useful beyond organized sports. These activities support conversations and practice during recess, cooperative learning, classroom games, board games, card games, and video games. All three sets include teaching, planning, and family resources to support continued instruction.

📦 What's Included:

Set 1: Sportsmanship Games & Scenario Cards

• Board game with spinner, pawns, and dice
  
  
• 64 sportsmanship scenario cards in digital and printable formats
  
  
• Good Sport and Poor Sport sorting mats
  
  
• Dice with reflection questions
  

Set 2: Sportsmanship Social Story, Board Game & Worksheets

• 8-page sportsmanship social story booklet in digital and printable formats
  
  
• 24 game cards for discussion and reflection
  
  
• Board game with spinners, pawns, and dice in digital and printable formats
  
  
• 43 sportsmanship coloring pages and worksheets
  

Set 3: Upper Elementary Reading, Writing & Reflection

• Sportsmanship story with 12 reflection questions
  
  
• Writing response activity
  
  
• Graphic organizers
  
  
• Cut-and-paste worksheet
  
  
• Quotes for discussion prompts
  
  
• 6-page Good Sportsmanship flipbook
  
  
• "Was I a Good Sport Today?" self-reflection worksheet
  

Teaching, Planning & Family Resources Included in All 3 Sets

• S.M.A.R.T. IEP and treatment plan objectives for easier goal writing
  
  
• Editable letter to families about sportsmanship
  
  
• Data collection sheet for monitoring progress
  
  
• Suggested companion resources
  
  
• Ideas to extend and practice the concepts
  
  
• Color and black-and-white resources
  
  
• "I Can" learning statements poster
  
  
• Playing a Game visual poster
  

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🎒 Quick Details: Grades 1-5 | 3 activity sets | 64 scenario cards + 24 discussion cards | 2 board games | 8-page social story | 43 worksheets + coloring pages | 6-page flipbook | Digital + print

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Social Skills Treasury Growing Bundle includes:

• 24 Activity sets across 8 topics: self-control, fairness and justice sensitivity, sportsmanship, perspective taking, flexible thinking, grit and perseverance, growth mindset, and kindness and empathy
  
• Digital and printable games, social stories, reading and writing activities, worksheets, IEP objectives, data sheets, and editable family letters
  

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🎯 Skills Addressed:

• Playing fairly, teamwork, and cooperation
  
  
• Winning and losing graciously
  
  
• Coping with disappointment and frustration
  
  
• Taking turns and following game agreements
  
  
• Self-awareness, social awareness, and emotional regulation
  
  
• Respectful communication and positive peer interactions
  
  
• Self-reflection and connecting lessons with personal experiences
  

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💡 Ways to Use It:

Begin with the social story to introduce teamwork, fairness, and responding to winning and losing. Use the two board games, scenario cards, and discussion cards to give children repeated opportunities to talk through choices while playing together.

Use the worksheets, coloring pages, sorting mats, and reflection dice in individual counseling, social skills groups, Lunch Bunch, or classroom SEL. Review the posters before recess, Field Day, or cooperative activities.

Choose the upper elementary story, writing response, graphic organizers, and flipbook for more detailed reflection. Use the self-reflection worksheet after games, and connect practice with the objectives, data sheets, and editable family letters.

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👩‍🏫 Who It's For:

School counselors, social workers, psychologists, child therapists, speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, special education teachers, classroom teachers, coaches, and parents supporting children in grades 1-5.

The combination of games, stories, visual supports, and reading and writing activities offers options for introducing sportsmanship in groups and revisiting it with individual children.

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📚 More Sportsmanship Resources:

Read Activities for Teaching Kids Good Sportsmanship, Teamwork, and Cooperation Skills for teaching ideas about playing fairly, cooperation, and handling winning and losing.

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🖨️ Format & Download:

ZIP download containing PDF, Google Slides, and PowerPoint resources. The bundle includes digital and printable scenario cards, social story and game materials, plus printable worksheets and reflection activities. Resources come in color and black and white. You will need software that can open the included file formats.

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📌 Important Notes:

• This is a digital download. No physical product will be shipped. Due to the digital nature of this resource, all sales are final and refunds are not available.