Why Is Color War Important

Color war was an amazing experience. We were able to learn that winning is not the main part of a game. We also were able to connect with different people from different grades. Lastly, we had lots of fun. Color war was exciting and educational at the same time. I wish color war was a whole week.

In color war we learned that winning is not the most important thing in life. We were playing girls soccer and at the last few minutes we were losing but we still got points for cheering and being a good sport. Next, we when the boys lost their basketball game Mary our color war captain gave us a speech about losing and that really taught us to be better sports. Lastly, when we won the girls basketball game we shaked hands with the other team and they were so professional at being good sports that they inspired us to be like them when we lose. Losing may be depressing but at the end of the day you realize it was the game that matters.
We were able to spend time with different people from different grades we usually do not hang out with.
We got to have different boys and girls from all different grades on our team. We additionally got to hang out with people during lunch. In conclusion, we were able to hang out with different people from different teams when we were playing all the sports. Color war brought us closer together and made our school feel like one big family.

We had a fabulous time in color war. We got to play different kinds of exciting games with different people. Next, we had the opportunity to become actors and actresses for that day and watch other people's hilarious skits. Lastly, we got to experience color war breakout in a exciting unexpected way. Despite the fact that color war was during school it feels like
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