Charley, here are some observations about your participation and communication during Play: You have shown a strong willingness to take the lead and keep your team focused. You often guide your teammates with clear instructions like, "Guys, everyone bunch up and then make potions." This proactive approach helps in coordinating your team's efforts effectively. By staying involved and expressing your ideas, you help ensure everyone stays on track. To continue growing, try to make your feedback even more constructive by keeping calm and patient, even when things get frustrating. Your ability to communicate specific details, as seen in, "Somebody get a cannonball,¡± is valuable for teamwork. You provide a lot of directions and motivational commentary, which can keep the energy levels high. However, sometimes your communication can come across as abrupt or dismissive, like when you said, "You don't get it." To make your communication even more effective, consider balancing your enthusiastic directions with more collaborative and inclusive language, making sure everyone feels heard and included. This will help build a stronger, more cohesive team. Keep practicing this in games and other group activities to see even better results! Overall, your leadership and involvement are strong points, and with a bit more focus on patience and collaboration, you can become an even more effective and positive team player.