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SECTION 4 THE FIVE EDUCATIONAL VALUES OF OLYMPISM PICK A SPORT USE THESE ACTIVITIES TO HELP LEARNERS THINK ABOUT DIFFERENT SPORTS. FILL IN THE BLANKS Complete the sentences below by writing the correct sports words from the list on the right. Two sports that need ice are ...................................... and ...................................... Two sports that take place on a snowy hillside are ...................................... and ...................................... Four sports that are played with a ball are ......................................, ......................................, ...................................... and ....................................... Three sports that use boats are ......................................, ...................................... and ....................................... Two sports where horses are also athletes are ...................................... and ...................................... Three sports where athletes shoot at a target are ......................................, ...................................... and ....................................... Running, jumping and throwing are ......................................events. A sport where athletes do twists and turns on bars and rings is ....................................... Two Olympic sports involving person-to-person combat are ...................................... and ...................................... archery modern pentathlon skiing volleyball wrestling basketball gymnastics rowing hockey equestrian athletics table tennis shooting boxing luge skating sailing biathlon canoeing football Left The pictograms of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games integrate the charm of inscriptions on bones and bronze objects in ancient China with simple modern graphics. 76 TEACHING VALUES
TEACHING VALUES AN OLYMPIC EDUCATION TOOLKIT ACTIVITY SHEET 1 Draw a pictogram of two sports that are played in your country that are not Olympic sports. 2 Make a list of your country’s most popular sports and traditional games. Note the ones that are ball sports, boating sports, target sports, etc. 3 Pick a sport that you would like to participate in. Interview an athlete in that sport. Find out how you would get started. 5 In the space below draw and colour pictograms of sports that you would like to try. 6 Compare and contrast the artistic techniques and heritage used in the sports pictograms from Beijing and Turin. CHECKLIST ACTIVITY 1 ACTIVITY 2 ACTIVITY 3 ACTIVITY 4 ACTIVITY 5 ACTIVITY 6 SECTION 4 THE FIVE EDUCATIONAL VALUES OF OLYMPISM 4 Identify the sports that are represented in the pictograms to the right. Sport Position luge .............. cross country .............. snowboarding .............. skeleton .............. alpine skiing .............. bobsled .............. freestyle .............. ice hockey .............. ski jumping .............. short track .............. biathlon .............. curling .............. figure skating .............. Nordic combined .............. speed skating .............. a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o Below The beautiful sport pictograms from Turin 2006. TEACHING VALUES 77
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