GOOD SPORTSMANSHIPWEB LINKS: Make the rules : Fair Play Scootle login required. Test the design of a simple soccer game. Notice how different the game becomes when the rules are changed. Consider the effects of introducing new playing conditions such as changing the target size. Choose rules to make the game fair. Practise scoring goals. This learning object is one in a series of two learning objects. Make the rules: Keep it fairScootle login required.Test the design of a simple soccer game. Notice how different the game becomes when the rules are changed. Consider the effects of introducing new playing conditions such as changing the ball size. Choose rules to keep the game fair. Practise scoring goals. This learning object is one in a series of two objects. "Lift Off" - Hunting the 'not fair'Scootle login required.This short film is a clay animation (claymation) produced for children about young Billy Blair who feels that every bad thing that happens to him is caused by a creature called the 'not fair'. He builds a trap to catch it and, when successful, he confines it in a box and takes it to a cricket match where he scores the winning runs. He attributes this change of luck to the 'not fair' being caught in the trap, but when he opens the box, it is empty. Billy accepts his mother's explanation that the 'not fair' exists only in his imagination. The Big Boasting Battle - online book Horace the lion and Sylvester the snake get into an argument over who is better, and as a result fall into a trap. They get out by cooperating, and decide that each is perfect in their own way.
Make the rules : Fair Play
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Test the design of a simple soccer game. Notice how different the game becomes when the rules are changed. Consider the effects of introducing new playing conditions such as changing the target size. Choose rules to make the game fair. Practise scoring goals. This learning object is one in a series of two learning objects.
Make the rules: Keep it fairScootle login required.Test the design of a simple soccer game. Notice how different the game becomes when the rules are changed. Consider the effects of introducing new playing conditions such as changing the ball size. Choose rules to keep the game fair. Practise scoring goals. This learning object is one in a series of two objects.
"Lift Off" - Hunting the 'not fair'Scootle login required.This short film is a clay animation (claymation) produced for children about young Billy Blair who feels that every bad thing that happens to him is caused by a creature called the 'not fair'. He builds a trap to catch it and, when successful, he confines it in a box and takes it to a cricket match where he scores the winning runs. He attributes this change of luck to the 'not fair' being caught in the trap, but when he opens the box, it is empty. Billy accepts his mother's explanation that the 'not fair' exists only in his imagination.
The Big Boasting Battle - online book Horace the lion and Sylvester the snake get into an argument over who is better, and as a result fall into a trap. They get out by cooperating, and decide that each is perfect in their own way.
Tyrone the Double Dirty Rotten Cheater - online bookBig, bad Rex the dinosaur wins all the games at Swamp Island by cheating until he foils his own attempt to cheat in the treasure hunt.