Shaking hands when you really do not want to is hard, and it is worth doing. This helps kids show good sportsmanship even when they are upset, together.
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When You Get Really Mad in a Game
Getting really mad in a game is a big state, and it can pass with a reset. This helps kids name the mad and find their way back to calm.
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When You Feel Left Out on the Team
Feeling left out on a team is lonely, even when everyone is nice. This helps kids name that feeling and find their way toward belonging.
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When You Don’t Get to Play as Much
Sitting out more than you want is hard, and you are still part of the team. This helps kids hold the disappointment of less playing time.
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Being a Good Winner
Being a good winner is high-fives, not gloating, and it makes the win feel better too. This helps kids enjoy a victory with grace.
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When You Lose a Game
Losing a rec-league game stings, and the disappointment is allowed to be there. This helps kids feel the letdown without deciding it means something about them.
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Shaking It Off and Playing the Next One
One mistake is not the whole game, and shaking it off is a skill you can practice. This kid-sized reset helps you get your head back for the very next play.
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That Feeling When Everything Just Clicks
That feeling when everything just clicks and the game feels easy has a name: flow. This helps kids notice the good, lost-in-it feeling and what invites it.
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The Fluttery Feeling Before a Game
Those butterflies before a game are your body getting ready, not a sign something is wrong. This helps kids name the fluttery feeling and know it is normal.
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