Today we had a visit from Alison Williamson, an archer on Team GB for the London Olympics. These will be the sixth Olympics that Alison has competed in - amazing!!! She showed us her bow and arrows, Olympic Torch and also her bronze medal from the Athens games!
Good luck for 2012, Alison!
Brilliant hope you all wished her luck
ReplyDeleteShe was amazing the way she fired the arrow was just fantastic she looks like a pro
ReplyDeleteWow, it looks really hard.Good luck in the Olympics!
ReplyDeleteHope you injury the Olympics
ReplyDeleteI thought she was aiming at me at one time. Luckily, she didn't shoot me!
ReplyDeleteWow! That sounds amazing! What did you like the best about what she taught you about? Alison Williamson is pretty interesting and cool.
ReplyDeleteWow you guys are so lucky you get to have a crossbow provisional in your class. That would be so much fun. England is an awesome country are crumpits good?
ReplyDeleteThis is great!
ReplyDeleteI think it would be so cool to have an olympian in the classroom! She must be fun to meet. You can see my class blog if you want. It is learningin21.edublogs.org
That is so cool!
ReplyDeleteI went to the Olympics this summer! It was amazing! This is my class blog:
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Hello Ash,
ReplyDeleteyou are lucky you meet someone from the olympics. when i was in fith grade my teacher got plamer tayler to come in. she is a snowboarder
Cheek out my class blog:
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Dear mr.k's class,
ReplyDeleteI think it is very cool that you had a olympic visitor into you class.we had a olympic visitor come into our class last year.She was a snow border.
Hello, Ash class
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool that you had a women from the olympics.Archery is very fun, I do it once a week. Last year we had a women from the olympics come in and talk to us. Her name was Plamer taylor.She was a snow boarder
dear ash class
ReplyDeleteI think it is cool that an olympian archer went to your class. Did she shoot arrows?
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