Here is our persuasive argument about including tug-of-war in the Olympics. We all shared our ideas and wrote this argument together. We are sure you will agree with us.
WALHT: share our opinions and back them up with evidence.
Tug of war... what great sporting entertainment. Every time We've seen a tug-of-war there has been excitement and cheering and the air has been rippled with laughter. We believe tug-of-war should be in the Olympic games. Don't you want the Olympics to be full-on entertainment for everyone.
Firstly, tug-of-war shows amazing strength. Weight-lifting is a competition of strength and so is tug-of-war so why isn't tug-of-war in the Olympics when Weightlifting is?
Why was tug-of-war ever banned? Did you know that from 1900 to 1920, tug-of-war was in the Olympics. So why isn't it in the Olympic Games now? Tug-of-war was the greatest sport in the Olympics until it was cancelled.
We believe tug-of-war is an extremely skilled sport. It should be part of the Olympic Games again. It takes a lot of training, thinking and skills. Competitors spend hours and hours working on their strength and getting ready.
Team work is important because you win as a team not as an individual in tug-of-war. You want your kids to get inspired to work as a team don't you? It takes a good team to compete and work together to win. The aim of the game is to challenge another team so it is all about working together.
If tug-of-war is in the World Indoor Championships, why isn't it in the Olympic Games? Go to Youtube and you can see for yourself various competitions where tug-of-war is held.
Lastly tug-of-war is a entertaining sport. Can you imagine the pride your country would have if your tug-of-war team were the champions. Imagine the parties and parades and celebrations.
I am sure, after you have read all of our reasons, you must agree that tug-of-war belongs in the Olympic Games alongside other sports of strength, teamwork and skill.
WALHT: share our opinions and back them up with evidence.
Tug of war... what great sporting entertainment. Every time We've seen a tug-of-war there has been excitement and cheering and the air has been rippled with laughter. We believe tug-of-war should be in the Olympic games. Don't you want the Olympics to be full-on entertainment for everyone.
Firstly, tug-of-war shows amazing strength. Weight-lifting is a competition of strength and so is tug-of-war so why isn't tug-of-war in the Olympics when Weightlifting is?
Why was tug-of-war ever banned? Did you know that from 1900 to 1920, tug-of-war was in the Olympics. So why isn't it in the Olympic Games now? Tug-of-war was the greatest sport in the Olympics until it was cancelled.
We believe tug-of-war is an extremely skilled sport. It should be part of the Olympic Games again. It takes a lot of training, thinking and skills. Competitors spend hours and hours working on their strength and getting ready.
Team work is important because you win as a team not as an individual in tug-of-war. You want your kids to get inspired to work as a team don't you? It takes a good team to compete and work together to win. The aim of the game is to challenge another team so it is all about working together.
If tug-of-war is in the World Indoor Championships, why isn't it in the Olympic Games? Go to Youtube and you can see for yourself various competitions where tug-of-war is held.
Lastly tug-of-war is a entertaining sport. Can you imagine the pride your country would have if your tug-of-war team were the champions. Imagine the parties and parades and celebrations.
I am sure, after you have read all of our reasons, you must agree that tug-of-war belongs in the Olympic Games alongside other sports of strength, teamwork and skill.
Tug of war would be great in the olympics! Why was it banned? Can you remember who won the tug of war at camp last year?
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