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Archery - Kopere

Research Project by Ayana.R

Taumahekeheke

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WALT: find and gather information about a topic.

  • Use books and/or the internet to find information about an olympic sport.
  • Write information in your own words.
  • Include relevant images and maps.
  • Label all images and maps
  • Add a slide of links to the sites you gathered information from

INSTRUCTIONS

CREATE:

  • Create either a digital learning object (DLO) or an unplugged display to showcase all your learning.
  • Unplugged Ideas: poster, model, pamphlet, book, information stand,
  • Digital Ideas: slideshow, book creator, video, google drawing,

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Find Information about your chosen sport in ALL these areas:

Add notes to each slide then use the information to create EITHER

a DLO (Digital Learning Object) OR a ULO (Unplugged Learning Object)

  • A Description of the Sport
  • Country it started in - Map / ContinentI
  • Basic History of the sport
  • Countries the sport is popular in
  • Number of countries involved
  • Well known athletes and or teams
  • How long it has been in the Olympic Games
  • How it has changed over time
  • How it has been affected by Covid-19
  • Other Interesting facts
  • Reflection and Summary

Add information, notes, maps, drawings and images onto this slideshow.

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Te Reo

He hakinakina Taumahekeheke e kaingakau ana ahau Kopere

He pai ki au te Hiki rua

He pai ki au te Ruku

He pai ki au te Puhipuhi

He pai ki au te Pahikara

He tino pai ki au te Poirewa

He tino pai ki au te Hoe waka

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Description

Archery is the practice or skill of using a bow to shoot arrows. Archery has been used for hunting and combat. In modern times it is mainly a competitive sport and a fun activity. It is a 1 person sport and you just need a bunch of arrows and a bow to play it. It’s good to have really amazing skill and practice before you play in big games.

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Country of Origin

Archery is from 10,000 years back.

It is from Medieval England.

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History

The earliest evidence of Archery dates to the late Paleolithic period around 10,000 BC, when the Egyptian and neighbouring Nubian cultures used bows and arrows Archery for the purposes of hunting .

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Countries popular in & amount

The countries popular with Archery are South Korea, United States of America, Netherlands, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Poland, Hungary, Turkey, China and Japan and more.

The Amount of countries playing Archery is 140!

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Well known athletes and/or Teams

There are many great Archery Athletes and there are too many to name but, there are 64 men and 64 woman who play Archery. That equals altogether to 128 athletes.

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How long in games

Archery has been a permanent sport at the Olympic Games since 1972. Archery's history at the Olympic Games is split into two parts = The Early Era and the Modern Era. The sport featured on the programme of the Olympic Games in 1900, 1904, 1908 and 1920 during the Early Era.

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How changed over time

In recent years archery technology has improved a lot. Much like the recurve, the newest compound bows are even more compact. Using the same idea, their limbs actually sit completely parallel, which is not only easier to carry, but also increases the bow's power.

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How affected by Covid-19

It has been affecting when the athletes or teams had to train and when they got ready for 2020. Luckily they got an extra year of practice so they could get better at shooting when the Olympics start. It had been a very hard year for the Olympians because of this virus.

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Interesting facts

The first use of bows and arrows in combat was in 2340BC by the Babylonians. It is believed that bows and arrows have been used for at least 25,000 years based on the discovery of arrowheads in Africa. Archery is considered to be one of the oldest sports in the world!

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Reflection & Summary

I like my sport because it’s good for your practice in shooting and aiming and you can be better at aiming nerf darts at your siblings. You can also learn a lot from this sport and it would be very fun.