P4 were learning about previous Olympic Masocts and found out great information. Melissa and Tyrese liked Waldi, the Olympic Mascot for Munich in 1972 because it was colourful. Jamie’s favourite mascot was Hodori the Olympic Mascot for Seoul in 1988 because it reminds him of Tony the tiger from “Frosties “cereal. Cara’s favourite was the Fuwa the mascots for the Beijing Olympics in 2008 because they were cute and they were in the colours of the Olympic Rings.
They then designed their own Scottish Olympic Mascots.
What is your favourite Olympic Mascot?
To p4
I liked your mascots you made.
How did you make your mascots and why did you make your marcots
From Fin NZ
i love the mascots ther are so difrint than the uther ones in the olding days and my favouritehttp://www.wenlock-mandeville.com/images/GB-WenlockandMandeville.jpg mascot is moth i love how they have a camra
The first Olympic mascot appeared at the 1972
Up until 1992, most Olympic mascots were created based on an animal unique to the host country. Since then, human or invented figures have been used, and often more than one mascot – the 1998
The mascot of the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta was an abstract fantasy figure. It was given the name Izzy, derived from “What is it?” because no one seemed to know exactly what it really was.
1992 Barcelona Cobi
The mascot for the Barcelona Games was a dog, which had it’s own specially produced TV series.
The mascot for the LA Olympics was designed by Walt Disney. The Eagle wore the outfit of the legendary American Uncle Sam, with a star-spangled background in red, white and blue.
the Moscow Olympic mascot was a bear called Misha. This mascot was developed by Victor Chizikov, a renowned illustrator of children’s books. The Misha mascot became very popular around the world.
The Munich mascot was a dachshund, which represented qualities which are indispensable to an athlete: resistance, tenacity and agility.
The Torch was designed by east Londoners Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby, who won the opportunity through a competitive tender run by the London 2012 Organising Committee and the Design Council.
The Olympic Flame, Torch and Relay draw on a history going back to the ancient Olympic Games in Greece.
he Flame is extinguished on the final day of the Games, at the Closing Ceremony.
I like all of the mascots but some of them are pretty funny . I like the nice ones is the one that i like.