Winter Learning Journey D7:A3 (Bonus)

Runnoxball (/Runn/ing, B/ox/ing, Basket/ball/,)

Objective:
To complete the course in the fastest time.

Description:
#1 team member (Guider), helps #2 team member (follower) to run around the track two times. After completed, move to boxing area where the guider helps follower complete three, four hit combinations stated on the ground. Then move to next activity which is a basketball court. Here you have to do vertical shuttles to clearly marked lines until you reach the other end of the court and back. The follower then has a minute to successfully shoot as many free throws, before the buzzer goes off and the timer stops.

Rules:
There are 2 players per team (1 Male, 1 Female). One guider, one follower.
Free throw= Bonus point (5 seconds off time)
Guider can't physically help the follower
One team competing at a time.

Winter Learning Journey D6:A3 (Bonus)

Creative Writing.

The ceremony had just started and all of the Olympic athletes are parading around the stadium in their uniforms when all of a sudden... a whole group of people shout, "Kyats!" Jets dart past the gigantic 10025 square metre stadium (not actually size) and gunshots are being heard along with huge bombing noises. Screams flood through the streets and almost everywhere. People were frightened and confused by the unsurprised attack. As the CPRJS (Civil Police of Rio de Janeiro State) evacuated people I stood there and looked at peoples flustered, scared faces in slow-motion. I could feel their heartbreak as they probably had to spend lots of their money and savings just to go to an Olympic Ceremony then come to an invasion. I think everyone was shocked that Rio had been occupied by Kyats. As I daydreamed a kind, courages man grabbed me in the nick of time before a pillar dropped onto me. The ground suddenly shook and a huge explosion went off. KAABOOM! Everyone fell to the ground but unfortunately for me I blacked out and went unconscious.

Winter Learning Journey D5:A3 (Bonus)

Jesse Owens

Jesse Owens was a black American athlete who participated in the 1936 Olympics in Berlin, Germany. He is considered to be one of the bravest and most inspirational Olympic athletes because he competed at a time when the leader of Germany (Adolf Hitler) did not want black men competing at the Olympic Games. The picture above is of Jesse from the 1930s. Someone in my family that inspires me is my uncle Christian Erick. He inspires me as he has achieved many things in his karate career including two gold medals as you can see in the photo of him below.

Winter Learning Journey D3:A3 (Bonus)

Acrostic poem about the 2016 Rio Olympics.

Rapt with excitement
Intrigued by the many supporters
Overloaded with butterflies

Once in a life time opportunity
Lifted with joy
Young and free
Motivated by the competitors energy
Patiently waiting for the 18 hour trip to Rio to end
Impressed by the many cultures and countries competing
Coerced by the sweet scent of the Brigadiero
Stevenson's highlight for the year :)

Winter Learning Journey D2:A3 (Bonus)

If I had the chance to create the logo for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics this would be my design. The logo represents the three most known/common sports in the olympics. Running, cycling and swimming.

Winter Learning Journey D1:A3 (Bonus)

During the ancient Olympic Games, men were allowed to compete in the events but women were not. In fact, women were often forbidden from even watching the games. I reckon that this is an unfair rule as women should've been able to compete even to watch because what's wrong with having ladies watching or competing. Women should have the same rights as men.