Choose a brand new sport to research. Write down instructions on how to play and the rules of the game.

Write a simple biography (fact file of someone that you admire in the sports world. Research where that person was born and their journey to where they are today.

Write a letter to your sporting hero. What questions could you ask them?

Write a diary entry as one of your sports heroes at a sporting activity.

Watch the video of the Extreme Mountain Biker. How is he feeling? Can you write a story based on his climb?

You may also wish to read active books such as Where the Wild Things Are and act them out.  Write a play script which include dance directions.  

Watch the classic story of ‘The Tortoise and the Hare’. Rewrite the story in your own words.

Use BBC Bitesize to research the original Olympics. Compare that to the modern day London 2012. Write an explanation about which you would prefer to compete in.

Watch some of the sporting events from London 2012 (link on our webpage). Pretend to be a newspaper journalist and report on what you see.

Watch the audience reaction video on our webpage. What are they responding to? Write a story of a sporting event that matches their reactions

Research the Olympic Ring meanings. Present your findings a poster. 

Write a diary of sports week. What did you do each day? What was your favourite activity? What did you learn about yourself?