Getting angry at yourself after making mistakes in games isn’t going to help you play any better, so you might as well stay calm and continue to do the best you can. Leave your mistakes in the past. Learn from them, move on, and focus on what’s next!
We practiced communication, collaboration and critical thinking today. Each group had a research question they had to answer by creating a poster using credible sources. Next we will do a gallery walk and use everyone’s research question to answer our overall essential question
My 6th graders voting on if the spaghetti harvest was real or not. Y’all I had my kids convinced spaghetti noodles grew on trees today!! At the end we all learned we need to check our sources and find multiple pieces of evidence !!
1st match of the season ends in a 4-3 WIN over Rock Hill! Matches won by Nala Uter at 1st singles, Sydney Biggers at 3rd singles, Emerson Brooks at 4th singles, & Gracyn Root & Emerson Brooks at 1st doubles!! Winning for JV was Meredith Reynolds &Kaitlyn Wood. Great job, ladies!
One day she might have a senior banner with this very pose in this very spot. I love that she’s loving this sport and learning early how inCRedible it is to be a Copperhead!!!! 🎾⭐️
Something to remember before the kids get here:
They are not:
SPED kids
EIP kids
RTI kids
504 kids
"Those" kids
Low kids
_____ kids.
Kids are kids.
First, love them
Then learn them.
We don't love labels.
We love learners.
Love, believe & challenge ALL kids.
No excuses.
Mini-wolves cheer camp was a hit! Can't wait to see the mini wolves on Sept. 13 cheering on the wolves at the first home game. Thank you, Coach Donovan and Durham for creating a great experience.
Four positive ways to deal with losing:
1. Use your anger for motivation to improve.
2. Learn from your mistakes.
3. Stay positive and be proud of what you did well during the game.
4. Humble yourself and give credit where it’s due.
I love and was rooting for Ons but I love to see how anything can happen in tennis. Mentality is everything and you can’t walk out onto the court intimidated by your opponent.