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World Cup
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A reading comprehension tracing the history of World Cup soccer from its beginnings in 1904.
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sports illustration
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sports illustration
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activity illustration
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activity illustration
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Get ready for the World Cup with these three soccer-themed bookmarks featuring English and German phrases ("I love soccer"). More World Cup soccer bookmarks and other materials are available on our member site.
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3 pages, 3 bookmarks each, featuring English and German phrases related to the World Cup ("Ich mag Fussball")
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3 pages, 3 bookmarks each, featuring English and German phrases related to the World Cup ("Wer ist der beste Spieler?")
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1 page with 3 horizontal bookmarks, featuring English and German phrases related to the World Cup ("Fussball ist mein Lieblingssport")
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1 page with 3 bookmarks, featuring negative English and German phrases related to the World Cup for the less excited students ("Fussball ist langweilig")
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3 pages, 3 bookmarks each, featuring U.S. English and German phrases related to the World Cup ("Ich mag Fussball")
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3 pages, 3 bookmarks each, featuring U.S. English and German phrases related to the World Cup ("Wer ist der beste Spieler?")
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1 page with 3 horizontal bookmarks, featuring U.S. English and German phrases related to the World Cup ("Fussball ist mein Lieblingssport")
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1 page with 3 bookmarks, featuring negative U.S. English and German phrases related to the World Cup for the less excited students ("Fussball ist langweilig")
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Perfect for the World Cup. Use these patterns to design uniforms, balls and flags for an imaginary soccer team.
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[created with abctools] 1 ACROSS: Covers the middle of the field.
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[created with abctools] Unscramble the words, from FIFA to score.
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[created with abctools] Find the words, from FIFA to score, in this soccer-player shaped word search.
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Seventy terms related to the World Cup, including players, plays, penalties, and more, to match to their definitions. These soccer ball cards make a great memory game!
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[created with abctools] Thirty-five vocabulary words, from FIFA to YELLOW CARD.
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Two writing prompts, Soccer Story and Competition, with a World Cup theme.
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Our World Cup word search, crossword puzzle, word unscramble, and vocabulary matching game are all combined here, with Learning Center directions for use.
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Match countries to flags, countries to locations, and teams to regions. Fill in the pie chart to identify teams by regions, and answer questions based on the information you find. This geography unit combines research skills and FUN! for the World Cup. Wide range of activities for all abilities.
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Answer the targeted questions to help organize thoughts for a report on a World Cup participating country. Includes directions.
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Practice completing and reading graphs. Use your research skills to discover the scores for the 2002 World Cups, and then fill in the graphs to understand the scoring system. This is fun math, and a great way to prepare for the next World Cup! Answers and directions are included.
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Practice completing and reading a graph. Use your research skills to discover the scores for one group from the 2002 World Cups. Complete the graph and answer the questions. This is an easier version for younger students. Directions are included.
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Each full color page features the flags of the World Cup participants in their assigned groups. All groups in one easy download.
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Practice completing and understanding graphs with information on the 2006 World Cup. Color in graph and answer math comprehension questions. This is fun math, and a great way to teach about the current World Cup! Directions and answers included.
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abcteach has a multitude of World Cup materials available! Here are some suggestions for using our materials as Learning Center activities - language arts, math, social studies, and more. Find inspiration and direction here.
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Use this handy chart to track the winners of each group match.
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Practice completing and reading graphs. Use your research skills to discover the scores for the 2002 World Cup, and then fill in the graphs to understand the scoring system. Finally, complete the fractions charts based on the information. This is a good project for practicing reading a chart and "translating" the information. Answers and directions are included.
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Scalloped edge (Full color)
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Scalloped edge (full color)
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Practice completing and reading graphs. Use your research skills to discover the scores for the 2003 World Cup, and then fill in the graphs to understand the scoring system. Finally, complete the fractions charts based on the information. This is a good project for practicing reading a chart and "translating" the information. Answers and directions are included.
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Practice completing and understanding graphs. Record the scores for the 2007 Women's World Cup, and then fill in the graphs. This is fun math, and a great way to enjoy the Women's World Cup! Directions are included.
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Match the participating country to the continent; match the country to the region; answer the questions about the participating regions; label the pie graph.
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Answer the targeted questions to help organize thoughts for a report on a World Cup participating country. Includes directions.
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coloring page
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coloring page
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From "ball" to "World Cup". These vocabulary building word strips are great for word walls.
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[Created with abctools] 30 words, from "ball" to "World Cup".
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[Created with abctools] Fill in the missing letters for these 30 soccer-related words, from "ball" to "World Cup".
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[Created with abctools] A list of 30 soccer-related words, from BALL to WORLD CUP, to use as a spelling lesson.
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[Created with abctools] Unscramble the 30 soccer-related words, from "ball" to "World Cup".
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sports illustration
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sports illuistration
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Match the country participating in the World Cup to its continent or region. Color in the pie graph.
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Match the countries participating in the 2010 World Cup soccer games with the correct continent or region. Color in the pie graph.
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Practice completing and understanding graphs. Record the scores for the 2010 World Cup games, and then fill in the graphs. This is fun math, and a great way to enjoy the 2010 World Cup. 10 pages.
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