We did a self-report assessed. It was about the history of rugby. We decided to do a report so we could learn how to self-assert ours on writing. I got a 4p in my self-asset rubric. My goal is going to be spelling but I need to work on Ideas Structure vocabulary and punctuation. I know I need to work on a lot but my 2 goal is to get passed all of those by the end of the year.
Myself assessed Report.
The History of Rugby
Do you play rugby? Or even just like it, or you might have watched games on tv. Well, do you know the history of rugby? It is spiced that rugby has been around for 200 years. Rugby began in England. It also started in a soccer game!!.
How did Rugby Begin?
Rugby began in a soccer game where a boy, picked up the soccer ball and run. He started in England in 1845 the person that started rugby was William Webb Ellis, a famous soccer player.
How Long has Rugby Been Around for?
In Early 1845 history. Playing football has been a long tradition in England and versions of football had probably been played at Rugby School for 200 years before three boys published the first set of written rules in 1845.
Why was Rugby Invented?
It is said that a famous soccer champion wanted to be a star of another game so William Webb Ellis, made rugby. It started from a little rugby school he made in England in 1845 to a big worldwide championship in 1975 in Willington. They went from fast and a soccer ball to green grass and a famous rugby ball in 1988.
What was the first team?
The first team was made in rugby school the rugby team was made up of 13 boys they are Danie, Ben, And Draw And there were 9 more people. Their team was called the Blackheath in 1851 and they played against 5 other teams called Willington wight, skyscrapers and 3 more teams. They played against each other in 1990.
So now we know the history of rugby it started in England in 1845 and they were the Blackheath, they played against 5 teams and 2 where from Willington and 1 from the east coast. It is cool to see how they played rugby in how we play rugby now.
By Ellie 20/8/2018
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