Playing games, keeping score and competing fairly
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I can keep score and play fairly in games against my peers.
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Move: playing aggressively isn't always the best way to win matches
Think: it is typically a good tactic to attack the net.
Think: games are normally played the first to 11, needing 2 clear points to win.
Feel: it's important to reset after losing a point or a game to help perform better next time.
Connect: communicating the score clearly helps avoid conflict.
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