Home Learning 23.6.20

Good morning, boys and girls, I hope you all enjoyed joining in with our whole school Virtual Sports Day yesterday. Remember to send in your photographs and videos of all your efforts and you might win  £50 for new sports equipment for the school.

Health and Wellbeing

Today as part of our focus on health and wellbeing we are going to keep with the theme of sports because today is International Olympic Day.

Warm Up

Lets find out more about how the Olympic Games started by watching this clip:

Warm Up

This year’s Olympic Games were meant to be in Tokyo Japan. Every morning in Japan millions of people tune in to the radio and join in with exercise routines set to music. Why not join in with a real ‘Radio Taiso’ warm up exercise routine:

Main Activity

Are you ready for some fun games and activities to keep you moving and active? Join in with some of these ideas:

Activity 1

Activity 2

Challenge

Every Olympic Games has its mascots. The Japanese mascots are Miraitowa and Someity (the Paralympic mascot).

The name Miraitowa was chosen because ” Mirai” in Japanese means “future”, and “towa” means “eternity”, representing the wish that the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games will lead to a future of everlasting hope in the hearts of everyone around the world.

Can you design your own mascot and choose a name for it?

Draw it in your jotter and colour it in using pens or pencils.

Fun Finisher

Usain Bolt is the fastest man in the world. He holds the world record for running the 100 metre race. Watch this true story about his life and learn how he did it through hard work and practise.

Do you want to be the best in the world at something you enjoy? Tell someone in your family all about it and set yourself a goal to try and work towards it through practise, perseverance and hard work.