Perhaps you can work out what each of our umpires are signalling below:
Tuesday 17 February 2015
The visual language of cricket.
This year we are looking at Homegrown and our focus this term is Homegrown events and resources. So, because the Cricket World Cup is a Homegrown event currently happening around our country, We Are Learning To identify the visual language of cricket umpires!
Perhaps you can work out what each of our umpires are signalling below:
Perhaps you can work out what each of our umpires are signalling below:
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Ollie is signalling a six
ReplyDeleteSophie is signalling out or maybe a bye
Phoebe is signalling a six
Abi is signalling a wide
Baxter is signalling a no ball
Summer is signalling a four
Hamish is signalling out
Joel is signalling a wide
Rachel is signalling out
Anika is signalling a leg bye
I am no cricket watcher - but I could work out most of the actions from the fantastic umpire modelling in the photos. Thanks to Conall you filled in my gaps in language. All I thought of was .... could you turn those "poses" into a sequence and set it to a soundtrack - the sorts of sounds you might hear at Homegrown events like a cricket game.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great idea Mrs Stewart. We might try that before the end of the term!
DeleteOlie is doing a six Sophie is doing a bye Pheope is doing a six Abi is doing wide Baxter is doing no ball summer is doing a four Hamish is doing out Joel is doing a wide Rachel is doing out Ankia is doing LBW. JAMES.
ReplyDeleteWhat clever information you have shown about cricket umpiring signs. I'll know which room to visit when I need help with following the cricket.
ReplyDeletei love the photos
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