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Summer Olympics
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Unscramble the Summer Olympic Events vocabulary words.
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Fill in the missing letters on this Olympic-Themed worksheet.
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[created with abctools] 19 words from BATON to TRIPLE JUMP
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Sort each group of Olympic-Themed vocabulary words in alphabetical order.
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[created with abctools] 19 words from BATON to TRIPLE JUMP
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[created with abctools] 20 words from ACE to VOLLEY
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[created with abctools] 23 words from BACKSTROKE to SWIMSUIT
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[created with abctools] 23 words from BACKSTROKE to SWIMSUIT
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From "archery" to "wrestling"
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Fill out this "application" for 2004 Olympics volunteer workers.
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Alphabetize the 33 summer sports.
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A brief text about table tennis as an Olympic event.
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Short text about the 2004 Olympics mascots.
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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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A nine-page poster of all the summer Olympic icons. Check our directions for assembling this multi-page poster.
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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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A brief text about softball as an Olympic event.
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A brief text about taekwondo as an Olympic event.
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A brief text about weightlifting as an Olympic event.
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A brief text about handball as an Olympic event.
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This flipbook gives students the opportunity to illustrate some fun Olympic facts for the 2008 Olympics.
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Directions for assembling our multi-page summer Olympics icons posters.
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A brief text about wrestling as an Olympic event.
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A brief text about judo as an Olympic event.
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Brief text about hockey as an Olympic event.
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A brief text about rowing as an Olympic event.
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A brief text about shooting as an Olympic event.
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A brief text about badminton as an Olympic event.
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A brief text about sailing as an Olympic event.
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This flipbook gives students the opportunity to illustrate some fun Olympic facts for the 2004 Olympics.
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A brief text about boxing as an Olympic event.
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A brief text about fencing as an Olympic event.
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Determine your own resting and active heart rate with this learning center.
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Put the summer Olympic events, from the 1960 Olympics in Rome to the 2004 Olympics in Athens, in order.
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A brief text about canoe and kayak as Olympic events.
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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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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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Booklet format for students to write a short report on an Olympic event. Contains booklet forms for Shot Put, Hurdles, Long Jump, Discus, and Cycling.
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Booklet format for students to write a short report on an Olympic event. Contains booklet forms for Canoe/Kayak, Diving, Equestrian, Fencing, and Swimming.
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One-page informative text about football (soccer) as an Olympic event.
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A one-page poster of all the summer Olympic icons.
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A brief text about cycling as an Olympic event.
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A brief text about the triathlon as an Olympic event.
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Booklet format for students to write a short report on an Olympic event. Contains booklet forms for Rhythmic Gymnastics, Artistic Gymnastics, Water Polo, Weightlifting, Taekwondo, and Wrestling.
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A nine-page poster of all the summer Olympic icons, in color. Check our directions for assembling this multi-page poster.
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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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Summer Olympics themed writing paper for primary grades. Three-Ruled handwriting lines. Use for writing creative stories or informational reports.
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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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Informative text about baseball as an Olympic event.
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Short text about basketball as an Olympic event.
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A brief text about equestrian competitions in the Olympics.
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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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Unscramble the Summer Olympic words, from ARCHERY to WRESTLING.
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What might be the reasons for this minimum age?
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A one-page poster of all the summer Olympic icons, in color.
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Use the Venn diagram to compare Michael Phelps and Mark Spitz.
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A reading comprehension describes some of the opening ceremony for the 2000 Olympics in Australia; this has directions and space for students to revise the document for the opening ceremony for the 2008 Olympics.
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Put the nine words, from ARCHERY to VOLLEYBALL, in alphabetical order.
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A brief text about archery as an Olympic event.
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A brief text about gymnastics as an Olympic event.
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Use the Venn diagram to compare slalom and flatwater kayaking.
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Four Olympic events to a page (from ARCHERY to TENNIS). These colorful flashcards match our summer Olympics bingo cards.
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Summer Olympics writing paper for elementary students. Write creative stories or informational reports with this fun theme paper.
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A brief text about athletics, or track and field, in the Olympics.
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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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[member-created with abctools] Unscramble the words from "sports" to "gold".
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A four-page poster of all the summer Olympic icons. Check our directions for assembling this multi-page poster.
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A coloring book featuring kids enjoying some of the most popular summer Olympic sports.
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A four-page poster of all the summer Olympic icons, in color. Check our directions for assembling this multi-page poster.
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Fill in the missing letters to spell the Summer Olympic sports, from ARCHERY to WRESTLING.
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This reading comprehension is a biography of Olympic champion Kerri Strug and the story of her famous gold-medal win in gymnastics at the 1996 Olympics.
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Booklet format for students to write a short report on an Olympic event. Contains booklet forms for Javelin, Pole Vault, High Jump, Archery, and Badminton.
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"There are 46 Athletic Events. If 24 of those events are for men, how many of the events are for women?" These math word problems all have "Summer Olympics" as the theme.
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Read the graph of the gold medal winners from the 2004 Olympics and interpret the results. Students could also create further charts for other Olympics games and for silver and bronze winners.
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Olympic-themed awards that includes Gold Medals for every subject.
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Four Olympic events to a page (from ARCHERY to TENNIS). These flashcards match our summer Olympics bingo cards.
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Our Olympic Event pages each highlight a popular Olympic sport and briefly introduce its history in the Games. Great for coloring pages, report covers, etc.
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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. Includes a set of multiple choice and short answer questions.
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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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The words SUMMER OLYMPICS and the Olympic rings to color.
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Each chart below lists the swimmers and times for a swimming event. In the blank, write the place that each swimmer finished.
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Cut out the nine pairs of summer Olympic theme pictures and make a memory match game.
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Write a story using six of the summer Olympic theme pictures.
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These word wall words go with our summer Olympics learning centers.
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Two short reading comprehensions on the 2004 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
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These math counters can be used with our Summer Olympics learning centers.
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Aquatics, archery, athletics... Practice manuscript handwriting by tracing and then copying the summer Olympic sports.
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Use the forms to first tally and then graph favorite Olympic sports.
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Set of twenty colorful bingo cards for summer Olympic events, from ARCHERY to TENNIS.
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This pdf contains 28 of our summer Olympic sports coloring pages, available in one download. This is a large file.
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Read the archery scores, then write and solve math problems for each.
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"Color the torches with the answer 5 to find the path from Greece to the Olympic Flame."
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Use this colorful sheet to check which Olympic events (ARCHERY to TENNIS) have been called.
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Follow the directions to make a print of the Olympics rings logo.
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Fun Olympic theme handwriting practice for primary using ZB-Styled Font with dotted letters.
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Eleven pages of Olympic sports to color.
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Use this sheet to check which Olympic events (ARCHERY to TENNIS) have been called.
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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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Welcome the summer Olympics with this unit, featuring reading comprehensions, math word problems, a word search, and much more.
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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 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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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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Circle the correct spelling of each summer Olympic sport.
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Put these summer Olympic events in alphabetical order.
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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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Set of twenty bingo cards for summer Olympic events, from ARCHERY to TENNIS.
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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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Students assemble a book of the major Olympic summer sports (practice alphabetical order or create a new project)
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Use this chart to record who won the gold, silver, and bronze medals for each event. Then use the information you charted to answer the questions.
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