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What is Shout Out Card?

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What is Shout Out Card?

A shout-out card is a handwritten note that recognizes the work or accomplishments of someone else. These are often dropped into an opaque container through a slot, then collected at the end of the week, month, or year.

How do you give a shout out?

Here are some quick tips to give a shout-out that feels meaningful and not contrived…

  1. Don’t force it. No need to use shout-outs unless there is something you truly do want to recognize a team member for – or else, it’ll feel artificial.
  2. Be specific.
  3. Share a customer review.
  4. Remove buzzwords.

What is a staff shout out?

The Shout-Out is a way to give recognition to one another by writing about who is doing a great job, and why the staff member (or members) should be recognized.

How do you shout out a coworker?

Compliments on Their Skills

  1. “You are such an incredible problem-solver.”
  2. “I’m so impressed by how you communicate.
  3. “I don’t know what we would do with you and your ideas.”
  4. “Thank you so much for helping me on X.
  5. “You’ve got such amazing work ethic.”
  6. “Your skills made this project come together.”

Why is shout out important?

Giving a shout-out is a great way to recognize your peers for their work, talent, and living our institutional values, and to contribute to a culture of appreciation, community, and kindness.

What is a senior shout out?

Senior Shout-Outs: Share your graduation photos and video messages. Send us a video (or photo) of you and the family making that announcement.

How do you play in and out game?

The In and Out Game is a simple activity that introduces and reinforces the understanding of change over time. Players physically move into and out of a designated area of the classroom to observe how the total number of students in the area changes as students enter and leave.

How do you play pass it on?

Pass-it-on Charades

  1. You have one person start the games while your group stands front to back in a line.
  2. The designated first person will show the next in line how to perform the same activity that the previous person did.
  3. From there people will perform what they remembered from the previous person.

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