V I K I N G Srecreation
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Vikings enjoyed many forms of recreation including games, crafts, sports, feasts, and art. They played board games like nine men's morris and dice games. Children played with toys like carved wooden animals and swords. Popular sports were wrestling, skiing, and sledding. Vikings held large feasting celebrations, sometimes lasting over a week, where they competed in games and sports while eating and drinking. They were also very artistic, producing intricate designs in metalworking, woodcarving, and other crafts.
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Viking homes typically had thatched roofs, wood or stone walls, and a hole in the roof to let smoke escape. They contained a central fire hearth to provide heat and light. Vikings wore wool and linen clothes like tunics and trousers that were fastened with belts and brooches. Men and women wore similar styles of dress, and both genders enjoyed wearing jewelry. Most Vikings lived on farms and had jobs like farming, crafts, trading or fighting to defend their communities. They believed in gods like Odin and Thor and were ruled by kings, earls and chieftains, with ordinary freemen and slaves making up the rest of Viking society.
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Knights were elite fighting men during the Middle Ages who fought from horseback in armor. It was expensive to become a knight, as they needed armor, weapons, and horses. Boys from noble families would begin training as young as age 8 to become pages and then squires, learning combat skills. At around age 20, squires could become knights through a ceremony where they were dubbed by their lord. Knights participated in tournaments and jousting for practice and entertainment in times of peace. Their role declined with the rise of professional standing armies.
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The Vikings lived in Scandinavia and traveled by longship to places like England and Ireland to trade, raid, and settle new lands. They ate meat and other foods, and the men participated in activities like fishing, hunting, and warring while the women took care of domestic duties like childrearing and farming. Vikings lived in longhouses and used tools like axes, swords, and shields in their daily lives and battles.
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- 2. Q. WHAT DID VIKINGS DO FOR RECREATION?? A. they like to play games, have fun, crafty people , playing sport, feasts, really art – make sculptures,
- 5. Nine men morris Course of the game - Each player has nine pieces, either black ones or white ones. White opens the game. The aim is to get all of the opposite opponent pieces. Dice game - Backgammon FOX AND GEESE The orange marble represents the FOX. The white marbles represent the GEESE .
- 9. Reed whistle (bone) Wooden panpipe
- 16. Winter Sports!
- 19. Wrestling
- 20. WRESLTING Wrestling was the most widespread of sports during the Viking. It was practiced in all classes of society. Women participated in wrestling too. Wherever Vikings gathered wrestling was a part of the entertainment.
- 21. Crude Wrestling These matches were crude and wild. The challengers were extremely powerful The strength of these men is the basis for legends of how these giants wrestled with supernatural creatures. The struggles were decided by pinning either from the front or in a back throw. Another method of pinning the opponent when nothing else helped was to chop off both of his legs
- 22. Freestyle Wrestling Free-style was little different from today. In Glima strength wasn't as important as technical skill and balance. The combatants brought each other down with lightening quick moves and tricks as much with the feet as with the hands.
- 24. RIDDLES ON VIKINGS (:
- 30. THE END By Carmen, Regina, Rebecca and Evan