Evan, here are some observations about your participation and communication during Play: You¡¯ve shown a strong willingness to participate, frequently engaging in the game and sharing your thoughts with the team. You often take initiative, like when you said, "I'll be the protector you guys," showing your eagerness to take on roles and help guide the team. Your enthusiasm is evident in comments like, "Oh no, I want to shoot," demonstrating your active interest in the game. As you continue developing this skill, try to ensure your contributions are always strategically valuable and connected to the team's goals. For example, maintaining focus on the task and providing clear, relevant input can make your participation even more impactful. Your communication is generally assertive and clear, which is great for effective teamwork. Statements like, "We need a battery guys," show your ability to direct and guide your teammates. You also keep spirits up with encouraging phrases like, "Theo! Theo! You can do this!" To continue refining this skill, consider balancing your directions with more positive and constructive feedback, especially when things get tough. Additionally, making sure all your comments are clear will help everyone stay on the same page. For example, rather than saying, "Yo, give it back," try offering more detailed instructions like, "Daniel, please pass the battery to me." This will enhance team coordination and make your communication even more effective.