Updated: 10 Jun 2021
An educational poster explaining the sport of archery.
Non-Editable: PDF
Pages: 1 Page
Years: F - 7
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An educational poster explaining the sport of archery.
Use this teaching resource when learning about The Olympic Games or Commonwealth Games sports.
Information on this educational poster:
Archery involves shooting arrows from a bow into a target. Competitors aim to hit the centre of the target in an effort to score the highest amount of points. There are three forms of archery: field, indoor and clout.
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