Supported Reading: NZ Paralympians

Response to text: NZ Paralympic Athletes

 NZ Paralympic Athletes

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1. Sophie Pascoe competes in 

a) Wheelchair Rugby                        b) Para Swimming

c) Parachuting                                             d) Para Athletics

2. Sophie Pascoe won 3 gold medals and 1 silver medal in the 

a) 2012 London Paralympics                     b) 2016 Rio Paralympics 

c) 2008 Beijing Paralympics            d) 2020 Tokyo Paralympics 

3. Tupou Neiufi went to her first Paralympic Games in Rio in 2016 when she was only

a) 20 years old                                 b) 18 years old

c) 12 years old                                     d) 15 years old

4. List 2 facts about Tupou Neiufi

→ Tupou Neiufi is competing in Para swimming. Tupou was only 15 years old when she went to her first Paralympic Games in Rio in 2016. 

5. True or False: Cody Everson became a tetraplegic when he broke his leg. 

a) True b) False

6. Lisa Adams began competing in Para Athletics in these two events

a) Shot Put and Discus                                b) Discus and Javelin

c) Shot Put and Long Jump                    d) Shot Put and High Jump

7. Explain why our New Zealand Paralympians are amazing people. 

→ they lost there legs.

Response to text: Disability in the Paralympics

Disability in the Paralympics

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1. The method used throughout the Paralympics movement to create and run fair athletic competitions is called

a) Ability Classification                    b) Disability Classification

c) Natural Classification                             d) Artificial Classification

2. To qualify for the Paralympics an athlete who is an amputee might have 

a) a leg missing                 b) a toe missing

c) a finger missing                   d) no hair

3. Cerebral Palsy is a genetic disease that affects

a) your height (how tall you are) b) the colour of your hair

c) how the brain works             d) how a computer works

4. List some of the problems that a person with an intellectual disability might have

→ The paralympics define this disability as one when the athlete had this disability before reaching the age 18 years, and when.

5. True or False: An athlete with quadriplegia needs to use a wheelchair to compete

a) True b) False

6. Vision impaired athletes have lost their sense of  

a) hearing                         b) touch

c) taste                                              d) sight

7. What is the mission of Paralympic Sports?

→ disability

 

5 Facts: 6 Disability Groups in Paralympic

 

Supported Reading: History of Paralympics

Balanced Diet T3 Wk4

 

Balanced Diet

 4 Facts

Fact 2: some food give us energy like wheat, rice, suga, and chocolate.

Fact 1:Healthy food help us to be healthy and strong it give us energy to think, work, and play.

Fact 4: Some of the body building food like meat, fish, eggs, milk, cheese,  yogurt, and butter.

Fact 3: plants and animals our the two main source we get veggies and milk and egg.

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Sekope Kepu

 This morning a famous rugby player came to visit our school. Sekope Kepu is a famous rugby union player. He has 2 kids named Izzy and Isaiah. He plays with the Australia Wallabies, New zealand, England, France Club, and Waratahs.

 He is also tongan. Sekope Kepu was born in Australia and went to MayBury Street Glen Inne. Sekope kepu is 35 years old. Sekope Kepu training every day for the tournaments.

Sekope kepu Started rugby at Tamaki rugby football club under 7 years old. Sekope Kepu has a brother named Sione Kepu. And Sekope kepu has a wife.

                                                           Sekope Kepu