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Welcome to the PDHPE rap Get active!

Exploring the Commonwealth Games and the importance of physical activity


Week 1: Introductions

Term 1, Week 6: week beginning 6 March 2006

Rap introductions

During this week rappers send a short, introductory message about your class or group to the rap. In order to prepare the message, discuss the information that you would like to include in your class introductory message. You may like to include some information about your local area. You might identify some information about the location of the school in relation to other places in the local area.

In addition, you might like to make a comment about what you are looking forward to most about the Commonwealth Games.

Send the message to the rap when your teacher has approved the final text.

After reading other schools’ introductions, your class may wish to record locations of these schools on a printed rap map (see maps and tally sheets)


Rap point 1 – Commonwealth Games

Term 1, Week 7: week beginning 13 March 2006

RAP TASKS FOR THIS WEEK

Using the Commonwealth Games Fact Sheet, record interesting facts or information on Melbourne’s Commonwealth Games. Use web sites or other Commonwealth Games materials you may have at school. Facts could be anything related to the Commonwealth Games and may include the number of countries involved, athletes competing, types of events etc.

Suggested resources

Official site of the 2006 Melbourne Commonwealth Games

Australian Sports Commission


XVII Commonwealth Games Fact Sheet


Commonwealth Games Fact Sheet

Download a printable version of the Commonwealth Games Fact Sheet.

To Be Submitted To The Rap

1. Collect a list of interesting facts from your class and submit them to the rap.

2. Select four of the facts and describe in more detail what your class learnt about?

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