Winter
Learning Journey
Little bit of Info
So let's start off with telling you guys a little bit of information about the first ever Olympic Games.
Okay so it all starts off with the ancient city of Olympia in Greece thousands of years ago the first Olympic Games were being held in 776 BC also invited the men of Greece was to participate.
The involving Games: wrestling, jumping, discus throwing, running, boxing, horse and chariot races, pankration, and the pentathlon.
Activity 1
If I had a choice out of these few sport
pankration, wrestling, horse racing, running, boxing and pentathlon
I would have to pick Horse racing because it would be a great experience to work with a beautiful animal and I would improve heap on controlling things.
A little bit of info
In the Olympic Games the winner was called the Olympionic and also instead of getting a gold medal like now days they used to got a leaf placed in their hands and a crown
Activity 2
My 3 facts I have found:
- Milo from the Magna Graecia City of Croton
2. I researched on wiki and it had said that his death was unknown but he was attempting to to reap a tree apart with his bear hand as his hand was trapped in the trunk
3. On another site I have seen this statement
( Most historians agree that Milo remains to this day the greatest wrestler and fighter )
Bonus level
In the Olympic Games women were not allowed to participate and were not even allowed to watch the Olympics.
Question
Is this rule fair?
I think this rule is would be disrespectful for the woman back then as they might of thought that the men were thinking wrong about them and thinking they're not good enough But on the other hand men back then might of thought is was good to not run against them.
But if I had to choose I think this rule is totally not fear for those girls who wanted to participate in the games.
Is this Rule interesting
I think this is a interesting rule because it's different But I also think it isn't because the all women in Greece weren't even allowed to watch.
