Team Agreement 

• Cones

• Makers

• Journals

• 2 index cards  

• Tape

• Lap Counters

• Friendship Quality Slips

• Scavenger Hunt

• Friendship statements

What do you think it means to be an includer?

When we inlcude others and encourage them to shine their Star Power, we create constellations!

What is a constellation? 

1) When I say "Go" you will quickly find a match. I will start the timer for 15 seconds.

2) Your match is someone you have 2 things in common with.  

For example, 

• Both feel that basketball and pizza are NOT your favorites.

• Both love to dance AND I have 1 pet. 

• Both love to dance and basketball is NOT your favorite sport. 

3) Once you find your match, do high-five Jacks until the time is up. 

4) Leader ask: 

How did it feel when you found your match?

How did it feel when you couldn't find someone?

How could we change the rules of the game to help everyone find a match and feel included? 

5) We are going to do this activity again, only this time we are going to use our ideas for being includers.

6) Leader ask: 

How did this round feel for you? Why?

"In this activity, we are going to practice being includers. Includers notice others who might be feeling left out and find a way to make them feel welcome, valued, and included."

1. Leader will call out the team challenge.

2. Team will complete the challange. 

3. Leader will Read a Scenario then call on 1-2 team members to respond.

4. Repeat.

  Think about it: 

Today, we learned one tool is being an INCLUDER!

Journals: Page 14. Find the Constellation symbol

1. Write or draw 1 thing you learned today about being an includer! 

2. Add your lap goal.

3. Put your journal away. 

4. Put on your necklace.

5. Grab your lap counters