Texas Art In Motion

On monday the 30th we went to the hall.First we did a warm up it was run to the wall and back then walk backwards back. Next we did run to the wall and come back and side step back and fords.we did a different warm up, it was running and getting into groups.We had to keep on running into groups and freeze .The last thing was teaching all the groups  our moves.  

Torch Relay

Months before each olympic games a female performer
acting like a priest ignites the first torch relay. The last torch runner  carries  the torch to the host cities to light  the cauldron.

The olympic torch is brought to the olympic stadium. It is passed on and carried until it reaches the cauldron. The olympic games have started and then they begin.

On monday we did art in movement in motion .
1.Type www.london2012.com in google search.
2.Click on sports.
3.look for some images.
4.Share with the teacher.
5.@10:00 we have to go to the hall.
At the hall we had a warm up it was sprinting to the wall and back.After that in our group we had to make a letter using our body.We learned heaps of movements and I had fun.

The Olympic Symbols

This term our inquiry topic is the Olympic Games. We will be taking a close look at the London games and also uncovering some of the amazing stories of the Olympics, both past and present.

The Olympics symbol better  known as the olympic rings represent the unity of the five inhabited continents (Africa, Asia, America, Australasia,Europe). The coloured version of the blue, yellow, black, green and red and the white background forms the Olympic flag. Every continent had at least one colour of the symbols of their nation. The flag was created in 1914 and first raised in 1920.