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www.readinga-Summer Olympics EventsA Reading AZ Level K Leveled BookWord Count:254Summer Olympics Events Visit www.readinga- for thousands of books and materials.Written by Terry Miller ShannonLEVELED BOOK KHKQWritten by Terry Miller ShannonSummer Olympics Events Summer Olympics Events Level K Leveled Book Learning AZWritten by Terry Miller ShannonAll rights reserved.www.readinga-Photo Credits:Front cover,back cover,title page,pages 3,6(bottom),8(all),7(center left,bottom left,bottom right):ArtToday;page 4:Jokerproproduction/D;page 5:Ales Fevzer/Corbis;page 6(top):Douglas Schwartz/Corbis;page 7(top):iS McDermott;page 7(center right):REUTERS/David Gray;page 9:D;page 10(bottom left):iS Henderson;page 10(bottom right):Herbert Kratky/D;page 10(top left):REUTERS/Muhammad Hamed;page 10(top right):Comstock Collection/Getty Images;page 11(inset):Jupiterimages Corporation;page 11(main):iS;page 12(top left):Taranova/D;page 12(top right):Echo/Cultura Collection/Getty Images;page 12(bottom left):Valeria Cantone/D;page 12(bottom right):Galina Barskaya/123RF;page 13:Image 100/Royalty-Free/CORBIS;page 14:REUTERS/Mike Blakewww.readinga-CorrelationLEVEL KJ1718Fountas&PinnellReading RecoveryDRA34Table of ContentsThe Summer Olympic Games.4Water Sports.6Track and Field .9Gymnastics.12Event Categories .15Glossary .16Index .16The Summer Olympic GamesThe Summer Olympics are held every four years.They are held in different cities around the world.Montreal1976Moscow1980LosAngeles1984Seoul1988Barcelona1992Atlanta1996Sydney2000Athens2004Beijing2008London2012Places where past games have been held:SummerOlympicsEventsLevelK34Table of ContentsThe Summer Olympic Games.4Water Sports.6Track and Field .9Gymnastics.12Event Categories .15Glossary .16Index .16The Summer Olympic GamesThe Summer Olympics are held every four years.They are held in different cities around the world.Montreal1976Moscow1980LosAngeles1984Seoul1988Barcelona1992Atlanta1996Sydney2000Athens2004Beijing2008London2012Places where past games have been held:SummerOlympicsEventsLevelK56Athletes at the Games compete to win medals for their countries.They participate in hundreds of events.Lets look at some events.Water SportsOne water sport is swimming.Some swimming races are short,and swimmers swim only two lengths of the pool.Other races are longer.waterpoloswimmingAthleteswalkinaparadeatthestartoftheGames.SummerOlympicsEventsLevelK56Athletes at the Games compete to win medals for their countries.They participate in hundreds of events.Lets look at some events.Water SportsOne water sport is swimming.Some swimming races are short,and swimmers swim only two lengths of the pool.Other races are longer.waterpoloswimmingAthleteswalkinaparadeatthestartoftheGames.SummerOlympicsEventsLevelK78Some swimming races use only one kind of stroke.In one race,swimmers can choose the type of stroke they want to use.Diving is another water sport.In diving events,divers jump from high above the water.They twist,flip and turn while in the air.They get points for how well they dive.relayracebreaststrokebutterflystrokebackstrokefreestyleDiverstwistandflipbeforehittingthewater.divingSummerOlympicsEventsLevelK78Some swimming races use only one kind of stroke.In one race,swimmers can choose the type of stroke they want to use.Diving is another water sport.In diving events,divers jump from high above the water.They twist,flip and turn while in the air.They get points for how well they dive.relayracebreaststrokebutterflystrokebackstrokefreestyleDiverstwistandflipbeforehittingthewater.divingSummerOlympicsEventsLevelK910Track and FieldTrack and field events include running,throwing,and jumping competitions.The marathon is the longest running event.The shortest races are called dashes.In throwing events,athletes throw objects as far as they can.People competing in these events must be very strong.hammerthrowdiscusshotputjavelinManyOlympiceventstakeplaceonthetrackandfield.SummerOlympicsEventsLevelK910Track and FieldTrack and field events include running,throwing,and jumping competitions.The marathon is the longest running event.The shortest races are called dashes.In throwing events,athletes throw objects as far as they can.People competing in these events must be very strong.hammerthrowdiscusshotputjavelinManyOlympiceventstakeplaceonthetrackandfield.SummerOlympicsEventsLevelK1112In jumping events,athletes jump high or far.In the high jump,athletes leap over a bar.The bar is raised higher and higher until only one person can jump it.In the long jump,athletes leap as far as they can.GymnasticsGymnasts leap,flip,and twirl through the air.They need strength,skill,and perfect timing.highjumpwomensunevenbarsmenspommelhorsewomensbalancebeammensringslongjumpSummerOlympicsEventsLevelK1112In jumping events,athletes jump high or far.In the high jump,athletes leap over a bar.The bar is raised higher and higher until only one person can jump it.In the long jump,athletes leap as far as they can.GymnasticsGymnasts leap,flip,and twirl through the air.They need strength,skill,and perfect timing.highjumpwomensunevenbarsmenspommelhorsewomensbalancebeammensringslongjumpSummerOlympicsEventsLevelK1314Only women compete in the balance beam event.They must balance on the beam while they turn and flip.Only men compete in the rings event.They hold onto the rings and flip their bodies in circles.ringsbalancebeamAgymnastsarmsandshouldersneedtobestrongtodotherings.SummerOlympicsEventsLevelK1314Only women compete in the balance beam event.They must balance on the beam while they turn and flip.Only men compete in the rings event.They hold onto the rings and flip their bodies in circles.ringsbalancebeamAgymnastsarmsandshouldersneedtobestrongtodotherings.SummerOlympicsEventsLevelK1516Event CategoriesThe Summer Olympics include 27 sports with hundreds of events.Which events do you like?Glossaryathletes(n.)people who play sports(p.5)compete(v.)to do something for the purpose of winning(p.5)dashes(n.)short running events(p.9)events(n.)important happenings(p.5)gymnasts(n.)people who leap,flip,and twirl through the air(p.12)marathon(n.)a very long running race(p.9)stroke(n.)a series of repeated movements(p.7)Indexdiving,8gymnasts,12jumping events,11rings,14running events,9stroke,7Summer Olympic Sports in 2012 ArcheryRowingBadmintonSailingBasketballShootingBoxingTableTennisCanoe/KayakTaekwondoCyclingTennisEquestrianTrackandFieldFencingTrampolineFieldHockeyTriathlonFootballVolleyballGymnasticsWatersportsHandballWeightliftingJudoWrestlingModernPentathlonSummerOlympicsEventsLevelK1516Event CategoriesThe Summer Olympics include 27 sports with hundreds of events.Which events do you like?Glossaryathletes(n.)people who play sports(p.5)compete(v.)to do something for the purpose of winning(p.5)dashes(n.)short running events(p.9)events(n.)important happenings(p.5)gymnasts(n.)people who leap,flip,and twirl through the air(p.12)marathon(n.)a very long running race(p.9)stroke(n.)a series of repeated movements(p.7)Indexdiving,8gymnasts,12jumping events,11rings,14running events,9stroke,7Summer Olympic Sports in 2012 ArcheryRowingBadmintonSailingBasketballShootingBoxingTableTennisCanoe/KayakTaekwondoCyclingTennisEquestrianTrackandFieldFencingTrampolineFieldHockeyTriathlonFootballVolleyballGymnasticsWatersportsHandballWeightliftingJudoWrestlingModernPentathlonSummerOlympicsEventsLevelKWritten by Terry Miller ShannonSummer Olympics Events Summer Olympics Events Level K Leveled Book Learning AZWritten by Terry Miller ShannonAll rights reserved.www.readinga-Photo Credits:Front cover,back cover,title page,pages 3,6(bottom),8(all),7(center left,bottom left,bottom right):ArtToday;page 4:Jokerproproduction/D;page 5:Ales Fevzer/Corbis;page 6(top):Douglas Schwartz/Corbis;page 7(top):iS McDermott;page 7(center right):REUTERS/David Gray;page 9:D;page 10(bottom left):iS Henderson;page 10(bottom right):Herbert Kratky/D;page 10(top left):REUTERS/Muhammad Hamed;page 10(top right):Comstock Collection/Getty Images;page 11(inset):Jupiterimages Corporation;page 11(main):iS;page 12(top left):Taranova/D;page 12(top right):Echo/Cultura Collection/Getty Images;page 12(bottom left):Valeria Cantone/D;page 12(bottom right):Galina Barskaya/123RF;page 13:Image 100/Royalty-Free/CORBIS;page 14:REUTERS/Mike Blakewww.readinga-CorrelationLEVEL KJ1718Fountas&PinnellReading RecoveryDRAwww.readinga-Summer Olympics EventsA Reading AZ Level K Leveled BookWord Count:254Summer Olympics Events Visit www.readinga- for thousands of books and materials.Written by Terry Miller ShannonLEVELED BOOK KHKQ
