Gymnastics

For gymnastics I chose to do the horizontal bar


Gymnastics 
What I could improve on?
Doing Hip circles backwards and dismounting

What I did well?
Trying hard and wanting to complete it.

W.T.E Sentences

W.A.L.T: Write W.T.E Sentences to improve our writing.

The Simple Sentence begins with the subject of the sentence.

• (E.g) The United Nations was founded in 1945.
• (E.g)The Hobbit is one of the best-selling children's books of all the time.
• Basketball is a sport.
• The main objective in basketball is to score and defend.

Very Short Sentence is one of the most powerful sentence styles ever developed.It Immediately grabs your attention. The Rule is 5 words or fewer.

• (E.g)War was imminent.
• (E.g)Perseverance was his only choice.
• Basketball is fun.
• Basketball has multiple players.

The Power Sentence

• (E.g)Nelson Mandela's legacy is something that will not be forgotten.
• (E.g)Quality Coaching is a fundamental for sporting success.
• Basketball is one of the most known sports around the world.
• Basketball players must know how to shoot.

Red, White and Blue sentence style is when you have several ideas to convey about a topic.

• (E.g)The Earth's Keys resources are clean, air and fresh water.
• (E.g) Tourism, facilities, and infrastructure all influenced how the city developed
• Basketball involves running, shooting and defending.
• Basketball is a sport with determination, focus and teamwork.

The Adverb Start.

Start a sentence with an adverb: it adds interest and intrigue.Remember the rule:When you start your sentence with an adverb place a comma after the adverb then write the rest of the sentence.

• (E.g) Curiously, the film was not shown to the public until 2010.
• (E.g)Interestingly, many migrants settled in Christchurch instead.
• Surprisingly, Basketball is easy if you have good hand eye coordination.

Begin with Preposition
Try starting your sentence with a preposition. Prepositions are little words indicating movement or position.

• (E.g)In 1989, the Exon Vale oil tanker ran aground off the coast of Alaska.
• "I shot the basketball over the basketball hoop."

The -Ing start.

Try starting a sentence with the -ing form of a verb. The rule:when you have finished your -ing phrase, place a comma, then write the rest of the sentence.

• (E.g) Wanting to see peace restored, the UN sent troops to West Africa.
• Dribbling around the court, I felt like my skill was increasing.

The -Ed start.

Try starting a sentence with the  -ed form of the verb. It makes for a punchy opening sentence.

• (E.g)Committed to improving her routine, the dancers trained up to 10 hours each day.
• Intrigued by the sport, he started playing and practising.

The Semi colon.

When you have two independent clauses(two mini sentences) joined by a conjunction(e.g and, but), you can remove the conjunction and replace it with a semi colon.

• (E.g)Her entry was a dramatic start to the play; her exit came far too soon.
• He was a great player, finishing at the rim was his speciality.

The -Em dash

The -em dash in English is the long dash. Use the long dash to drop a phrase in a sentence that is at complete odds with the flow of the sentence-way out there- but which adds colour and interest.

• (E.g)Playing polo-nice for some-is a favourite pastime upper Bulgaria.
• Walking at night-enjoyable sometimes-brought joy to me.

The W-start sentence

Try beginning a sentence with a W-word.