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How to teach ... the London 2012 Olympics | Education
With its spectacular wave-like roof, the Aquatics Centre is part of the gateway to the Olympic Park. Photograph: Jim Powell for the Guardian The countdown to the London 2012 Olympics starts in earnest this week, with Wednesday marking just 100 days to go until the opening ceremony of the games. The Guardian Teacher Network has useful resources to help children explore the subject.The Olympics Teaching Resources DISCLAIMER The products and ideas featured on SparkleBox are not endorsed by or affiliated with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) or the The London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games Limited. The Olympics display banner (Ref: SB7015) A colour banner for your Olympics classroom display. London 2012 display banner (Ref: SB7016) A colour banner for your London 2012 Olympics classroom display. Exclusive Toolbar Resource
EYFS & KS1 Olympics teaching resources, posters, visual aids, word cards, activities, printables - Leisure and sports
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Reach Every Child - Teach with the Olympics
by Alan Haskvitz From the opening ceremonies on August 8th, the Chinese Olympics provide a teachable moment for students. The Olympics are in session through August 24th, offering plenty of opportunities for unique back-to-school activities. Finding good educational resources on the China Olympics is difficult as many of sites have a political agenda.
olympic games « Teacher Created Tips
The Olympic Games are coming up! This summer, a very special global community will come together in London and make athletic history. And now, you have an opportunity to introduce your students to that community. The Olympic Games are full of teachable moments. They’ve got it all: diverse cultures and traditions, opportunities to break down stereotypes, exciting competitions, connections to just about every curricular area, and a basis in real-life events. So are you looking for a way to spice up your springtime?
Olympic Games Geography Lesson Plan Ideas: Bringing the 2010 Vancouver Olympics into the Classroom | Suite101.com
Geography teachers work hard to bring the world into their classroom. What better way to do this than to incorporate the 2010 Vancouver Olympics into their classes? There’s no need to wait until February to start using the Olympics in the classroom. The 2010 Vancouver Olympics website is up and stocked with information. The countries are preparing their athletes, and the Olympic Torch Relay starts on October 30, 2009.
London Olympic Games 2012 - Facts and information
2012 Olympic Sports | 2012 Olympic Venues | 2012 Olympic Teaching Resources Symbols of the Olympic Games The build up to the 2012 London Olympics provides an excellent hook to engage students all round the world in learning about Britain.
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By Kelsey Age Range: 5 to 11 This is a great activity to teach students about other countries, learn about the Olympics, get exercise, and have a healthy competition. Here's how it works: 1) In most schools there are more than one class of each year group. Each class chooses a country to study and divides their class into different groups to compete in different sports.
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{*style:<b>Eddie and Spike's Great Virtual Olympic Adventure http://www.schools.nt.edu.au/olsu/olyadvent/ </b>*} Spike, the virtual thorny devil, and Eddie the virtual frilled-neck lizard have developed a project to encourage students around the world to study the history of the Olympic Games and to discover the excitement of the SydneyHome | Olympic Games Resources for Upper KS2 The Olympic Games Resources for Upper KS2 includes six cross curricular units covering subjects such as history and geography, English and maths through to ICT, music, art, design technology, PHSE, Citizenship and PE . Upper KS2 Olympic Games Resource Units (ages 9-11) include :- The Olympic Games in History Olympic by Design Reading and Writing about the Olympic Games Olympic Maths Hosting the Olympic Games Playing Fairly, Playing Safely Each key stage set of Olympic Games Resource lesson plans is supported by:
Olympic Games Teaching Resources for Upper KS2| Karascope
Introduction Purpose: To develop a better understanding of the Greek city-states.
Ancient History Lesson Plans - Ancient Greek Olympics in the Classroom
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Sports The variety of sports played at the Games provide opportunities for students to learn about different sports and the rules, strategies and etiquette associated with playing those games. As well as the physical skills, students can examine the importance of interpersonal skills, cooperation and collaboration in team performance. Personal excellence and achievement as well as the benefits of participating in physical activity encourage students to value a healthy active lifestyle. <p style="text-align:right;color:#A8A8A8"></p>Geographical Association - London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games
The legacy of London 2012 Information about the timeline for redevelopment of the Olympic Park and the regeneration of East London over the next 18 years. This page also includes questions for students to help them consider the legacy of London 2012. Go to The legacy of London 2012 London 2012 fieldwork ideas Background information about the Olympic Park, Stratford, Westfield, Hackney Wick, Fish Island and Canary Wharf together with maps, fieldwork survey sheets and links to further resources.Have Fun With The Olympics in Your Classroom! I have created this page in honor of the 2006 Olympics and due to the large volume of requests from Teaching Heart Teachers who were looking for Olympic ideas to use in their classrooms. Below you will find ideas, printables, and great links that will help you create an Olympic Theme/Unit in your classroom.