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Wimbledon isn’t just a tennis tournament — it’s a tradition that’s been making history since the 1800s. In this episode of The Curious Professors, Professor Punzworth, Professor Sagewell, Sunny Crisp, and Archivist Alex team up to explore what makes Wimbledon the most iconic event in tennis.
From grass courts to golden pineapples, discover how this championship became a royal tradition full of quirky rules, famous players, and unforgettable moments.
Perfect for curious kids of all ages, homeschool families, and classrooms exploring sports, culture, and global history.
🧠In This Episode:
✅ When and where did Wimbledon begin?
✅ Why do players wear all white?
✅ What’s with the strawberries and cream?
✅ Why is there a pineapple on the trophy?
✅ Who gets to sit in the Royal Box?
🎧 Stay curious — and stay classy, on and off the court!
By The ProfessorsWimbledon isn’t just a tennis tournament — it’s a tradition that’s been making history since the 1800s. In this episode of The Curious Professors, Professor Punzworth, Professor Sagewell, Sunny Crisp, and Archivist Alex team up to explore what makes Wimbledon the most iconic event in tennis.
From grass courts to golden pineapples, discover how this championship became a royal tradition full of quirky rules, famous players, and unforgettable moments.
Perfect for curious kids of all ages, homeschool families, and classrooms exploring sports, culture, and global history.
🧠In This Episode:
✅ When and where did Wimbledon begin?
✅ Why do players wear all white?
✅ What’s with the strawberries and cream?
✅ Why is there a pineapple on the trophy?
✅ Who gets to sit in the Royal Box?
🎧 Stay curious — and stay classy, on and off the court!