An Olympic Disaster
Our motivation for this weeks writing came after a visit from Nicola Coles, Olympic Ambassador. Nicola discussed her journey to the Olympics as a rower in a coxless pair with Juliette Haigh and how letdowns and disappointments made her resilient and more determined than ever to prove she was at an Olympian standard. After telling the children of their most embarrassing Olympic moment when they 'caught a crab' and fell from the boat during a final, we decided to write about an Olympic Disaster.
The Own Goal
What could be worse than something embarrassing at the Olympics?
It was the first game of football at the Olympics and I was ecstatic. When the whistle blew for the start of the game I sped off as fast as a cheetah. The other team was pushing us back like a solid wall. I thought that we were going the other way so when they quickly passed to me I sprinted to what I thought was my goal, out skilling everyone and I smashed the ball into the net. Kapow! Past our goal keeper. I shouted as loud as a lion, “Yessss!!!”
The crowd booed and booed! Then I suddenly realised that I had scored an ‘own goal’.
I felt as red as a ripe tomato. Luckily for me it was half-time just after that. I ran off the pitch and cried for ever and ever.
“That was the worst day of my life,” I groaned.
By Finn
The Swimming Disaster
What could be worse than your pants falling down?
I was swimming as fast as a shark and I could hardly breathe until something so embarrassing happened. I dare not to tell you but my swimming pants came off as I was quickly swimming as fast as I could. Everyone was laughing and shouting as loud as monkeys could in a rainforest.
I felt so embarrassed that I just wanted to tuck myself quietly in a coccoon and then fly away free.
“Phewee, I was just dreaming thank goodness, if I wasn’t I’d be so, so, so embarrassed, more than anyone could ever be”.
By Bella
The Running Disaster
Why did I want to go because it was the worst day of my life?
I was running like a cheetah, the other runners as far away as infinity but then the most terrible thing happened to me. I tripped over and fell and all the other runners stampeded past me.
I felt upset. I felt silly but most of all I felt extremely embarrassed. It was the most embarrassing day of my life!
“I think that I’m never going back because I don’t ever what that to happen again!” I cried.
By Annabel
The Worst Dream
What could be worse?
At the start of the race I was ready and feeling ecstatic. The whistle went, run! I definitely was going to win, of course I always win, but then suddenly my pants were down at my knees. I kept on going and then went my underwear! I was nudey!
Everyone laughed. “Haha, shame!”
I came 14th place. I was as angry as a caveman. I felt embarrassed like a pig. I walked out disappointed I didn’t win. A tear dripped down my face to my toes.
I cried, “I can’t do this anymore.”
By Luke
Olympic Verb Poetry
As part of our Olympic Unit we have been writing verb poems relating to the Olympic Games.
Olympic Verb PoemShouting
Running
Whacking
Fighting
Hurrying
Passing
Shaking
Wobbling
Panicking
Hurray!
Winning
Celebrating
Hugging
Crying
Happy!
Hockey
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Olympic Verb PoemPlaying
Running
Bowling
Mauls
Rucks
Tries
Tackling
Kicking
Boom!
Banging
Dirty
Shouting
Fighting
Winning
Celebrating
Rugby Sevens
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Olympic Verb PoemSplashing
Kicking
Flipping
Passing
Turning
Diving
Breathing
Rushing
Hurrying
Puffing
Panting
Winning
Gasping
Cheering
Waving
Shouting
Gold Medal!
Swimming
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I love the Olympic 'disaster' stories! Thanks for sharing some
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