The children were doing a project on the Olympic games. "Tomorrow we will go to the museum and next week it's sports day," said Mrs May. "Everyone can enter a race on sports day," said Mrs May. "I think the girls should have a sewing race!" laughed one of the boys. After school, Anneena and Wilma went to play with Biff. Anneena was cross. "Some boys are so silly," she said. The magic key began to glow. The magic took the girls back in time, to a village in Greece. A boy was calling to the villages. "Follow me to the games," he said. "Can we go too?" asked Biff. "Anyone can come!" said the boy. "As long as they are male." The man and the boys from the village went to the games. "It's not fear," said Anneena. "Let's follow them," said Biff. Outside the games there were lots of guards. They only let man and boys into the games. "We'll never get in," said Biff. "I wish we could see," said Wilma. Anneena had an idea. "Let's clamb a tree," she said. The girls climbed an olive tree. They could see the games. They watched a race. Lots of men ran with shields. The winner won a prise. The prise was a vase. A man put a crown on the winner's head. Then the girls watched some men throwing disks as far as they could. "Hey you!" shouted a girl. The girl was under the tree. "If anyone catches you here, you'll be in for the high jump!" she said. "Then, why are you here?" asked Biff. "I'm picking olives," said the girl. "My name is Hera. You better come with me to the village." In the village, they met Hera's friend Mela. "It's always quite when the games are on," said Mila. "It's so boring." Suddenly, Anneena had an idea. "Can you get all of your friends together?" she asked. The girls in the village came to the meeting. "This is my grandmother," said Mila. "She paints the vases for the games." "Listen everyone!" said Anneena. "Why should boys have all the fun. Let's have a girls' Olympic Games!" There were all sorts of races and all the girls took part. There was a three-legged race and a sack race. Mila's grandmother gave the girls some old plates. The girls through them like disks. They through them as far as they could. The girls had an olive-and-spone race. Biff droped her olives and Hera sliped on them. Mila's grandmother painted the girls on a vase. Hera made some crowns form olive trigs. "We're all winners," she said. The boys and the men from the village came back. "Girls doing sports," said one boy. "That will never catch on." Suddenly, the magic key began to glow. The next day, Mrs May took the class to the musem. There was a display about the Greed Olympics. In a glass case there was a broken vase. " A long time ago, a girls' Olympics began," said Mrs May. Anneena looked at the boys. "And did the idea catch on?" she asked.作者: 英语高手 时间: 2012-7-7 16:01
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