The night of the game, the principal will text out a winner at the end of each quarter who will earn donated prizes such as a Sonic drink from an A-team member, donated gift cards, lunch on the A-team, or whatever great prizes you can think of! This year, we decided to try something new and model the use of Choice Boards – giving our staff choices in how they could earn their Super Bowl Squares.Īs staff tweet out the activities they choose, they will earn the chance to sign their name in one of the squares on the chart outside the principal’s office. The winner is determined by looking at the last number in each teams’ score and then matching those numbers on the grid and seeing which square intersects those two numbers.During the game, a winner is named at the end of the 1st quarter, 2nd quarter, 3rd quarter, and Final Game score.The Super Bowl Squares grid is now complete – take a picture and send it out to everyone playing.Randomly assign numbers 0-9 to each column and again to each row.Once the squares are full, assign one team along the top and the other along the left side.Staff turn in the tickets to sign their name on one of the squares.Give out tickets that say you’ve earned a square when we see a staff member doing something awesome or implementing a specific initiative we’ve chosen.Set up a 10 x 10 grid – this will give you 100 squares for people to choose from.Here’s the basic overview of how we’ve adapted for our staff:
On our campus, we don’t sell the squares, instead, teachers earn them by completing tasks or being caught implementing a specific initiative.
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If you don’t know about this game, you can check out the full rules here and get some helpful templates.
The past few years we have enjoyed playing Super Bowl Squares with our staff.
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