Kally, here are some observations about your participation and communication during Play: You¡¯ve shown great willingness to jump in and help, like saying, ¡°Yes, I got it!¡± and ¡°Okay, I have the ball.¡± These comments indicate that you are an active part of the team and eager to take on tasks. It¡¯s clear that you are ready to contribute when needed, and you often support your teammates by reacting to game developments. You can make an even bigger impact by being more proactive and suggesting ideas for your team. For example, you could say, ¡°Why don¡¯t we try this strategy?¡± or ¡°I think we should focus on this task next.¡± Your communication is insightful and shows you are engaged, such as when you said, ¡°Now, Bruce, you go to the three- [point] goal! Just go to the three goal,¡± which gave clear directions to your teammates. Your motivational comments like ¡°Good job¡± and ¡°Nice¡± are encouraging for team morale. To keep improving, you might explore adding more details to your suggestions or asking specific questions to gather teammates¡¯ thoughts. For example, instead of saying, ¡°Get a cannonball,¡± you could say, ¡°[Teammate], can you work on the cannonball?¡± This will help your team work together even more efficiently. Keep using your voice to guide and encourage your team; it's a key part of being a good teammate!