Guide students to design a sport jersey that showcases their strengths, identities and the unique qualities that makes them a valuable classroom teammate.
A Fun NSS Link — Design a Sport Jersey That Spotlights What Makes Each Student Special
Looking for a fun way to keep the learning going after reading Luna Roo: The Kangaroo Baller for National Simultaneous Storytime? We’ve got just the thing! Luna Roo is such a great example of what it means to be a supportive teammate — cheering others on, giving things a go and bringing her own strengths to the team. This activity invites students to design their own Dream Team Jersey to show what they bring to your classroom team. It’s a simple, creative way for students to explore identity and belonging while celebrating the mix of personalities, strengths and abilities that make your class a great team to be part of.
Easy Ways to Use This Jersey Design Activity With Your Class
This activity works beautifully as an NSS follow‑up, a quick SEL lesson, or a simple way to spark conversations about teamwork and classroom culture.
Teachers love using it to:
- keep the story discussion going by talking about what makes a great teammate
- help students think about their strengths and the part they play in your class community
- create a colourful display of ‘team jerseys’ that shows every student’s individuality
- support sharing and reflection — students love explaining why they chose their colours, symbols and numbers
It’s flexible enough for Years 2–6, and you can run it as a whole‑class activity, in rotations, or independently. No prep needed: just print and go.
Grab Your Copy and Get Started
Print, hand out and enjoy watching your class show how they contribute to the ‘Dream Team.’
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If you’re looking to keep the teamwork theme going, we’ve got plenty more activities to help students not only practise their teamwork skills, but also showcase how they are great teammates.
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