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Summer Olympics
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Fun Olympic theme handwriting practice for primary using ZB-Styled Font with dotted letters.
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Olympic spelling vocabulary list and handwriting practice. This document uses the ZB-font in cursive. Use for spelling practice and vocabulary lessons with our Olympic theme materials.
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Olympic spelling vocabulary list and handwriting practice. This document uses the DN-font in cursive. Use for spelling practice and vocabulary lessons with our Olympic theme materials.
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Olympic-themed awards that includes Gold Medals for every subject.
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Unscramble the Summer Olympic Events vocabulary words.
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Sort each group of Olympic-Themed vocabulary words in alphabetical order.
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Fill in the missing letters on this Olympic-Themed worksheet.
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A booklet with writing prompts for students to be thoughtful and creative at the same time. Fun Olympic ring border and lines for writing.
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A very easy factual text about the 2012 Summer Olympic Games, with illustrations and three questions on one page.
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An easy reading text about a girl who is going to London to watch the Olympics. Three comprehension questions on the same page.
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Facts about the 2012 Summer Olympic Games, with a coloring graphic and a set of short answer questions.
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A short story about a young man competing in the London Summer Olympics. Includes a coloring graphic and a set of short answer questions.
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A biography of Jamaican track and field Olympic champion, Usain Bolt, is followed by a set of multiple choice and a set of short answer questions.
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A one page biography of track and field Olympic champion, Usain Bolt, is followed by a set of multiple choice and a set of short answer questions.
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A two page text of an overview of modern London and its history, plus a spotlight of the city's unique transportation system and additional facts. Includes a set of multiple choice and short answer questions and a writing prompt.
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Three reading texts on the London 2012 Summer Olympic Games: the event and history, the sports, the venues. Includes a vocabulary list, a discussion and an activity on differences in American and British English, and a research exercise on unfamiliar sports, as well as two sets of completion questions and three discussion or essay topics. (12 pages)
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Three reading texts on the London 2012 Summer Olympic Games: the event and history, the sports, the venues. Includes a vocabulary list, a discussion and activity on the differences between American and British English, a research exercise on unfamiliar sports, as well as a set of completion questions and a matching exercise. (10 pages)
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Students illustrate a medal shaped booklet of facts on the Summer 2012 Olympics and create a bulletin board drawing of themselves.
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An easy one page article about this historic landmark includes an illustration for coloring and is followed by 3 questions that require brief written responses.
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geography photo clip art
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geography photo clip art
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geography photo clip art
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geography photo clip art
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An easy reading comp about the meaning of the Olympic rings with two questions.
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Imagine that you are Michael Phelps, and write a letter to a friend telling the story of how you broke an Olympic record.
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Have you ever done amazingly well at something? What did you do? How did you feel about it?
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Imagine that you are attending the Olympic Games as a representative of your school. Write a letter to the school describing...
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What do you think? Is lip-syncing wrong, or is it just part of entertainment? Explain and support your answer.
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What might be the reasons for this minimum age?
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Imagine that you are an Olympic athlete preparing for the Olympic Games in six months. Describe a typical day in your life.
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Should athletes all be required to wear the same costumes and use the same gear, or is that part of the competition?
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The set of our seven writing prompts on the subject of the Olympics. Descriptive, narrative, and persuasive writing skills.
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Use the Venn diagram to compare Michael Phelps and Mark Spitz.
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Fill out this "application" for 2008 Olympics volunteer workers.
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Though only 100,000 volunteers were needed for the 2008 Olympic and Paralympic Games, 450,000 people applied a YEAR before the Games even started. Fill out this "application form" for the next Olympics to practice getting ready for the next summer Olympics.
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This flipbook gives students the opportunity to illustrate some fun Olympic facts for the 2008 Olympics.
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The words SUMMER OLYMPICS and the Olympic rings to color.
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Put the nine words, from ARCHERY to VOLLEYBALL, in alphabetical order.
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