This post is a part of the Olympics series by an awesome group of kid bloggers. Check out the landing page for links to all of the posts. There are so many ideas to try. Jackie of Edventures with Kids has kindly listed all the blog posts with links to
Today I tried making an Olympic events word find word find by hand, and so I made a freebie. This printable also has a page for recording the Olympic events in alphabetical order. *See also this link to the Olympics page on this blog with summer and winter Olympic's printables (all free).* Download the instant
This post has two winter sports free printables. First, there is a winter writing frames with a variety of line spacing, clip art, and borders to encourage students in K-2 to write about winter sports. This freebie includes a personal student black and white word wall. Student and teacher writing rubrics are also included. *These printables
Winter sports are fun for children to write about, so this is a literacy printable with vocabulary and letter cards to match. They may also be used in the writing center. This is a free winter sports match 3, A to Z card set from A to Z. Some of the words children hear during
This post has a free printable Summer Olympics Writing Frame PDF. A book that could be consulted for developing the anticipatory set include the following (*affiliate links): Canoeing: The Great Outdoors by Laura Purdie Salas, Consultant: Kevin Callan (for grades 3-4) Tonya Dirksen at the Keys, Strings, and Melodies blog has an Olympics
Today’s book is OLYMPICS Through Time from Ancient Greece to the Present Day, by Richard Platt, illustrated by Manuela Cappon. This book is one adults and children can enjoy together as it is a time-line of the history of the Olympics. Each two page spread shows the city, year, and arena
This post has a free sports verbs wring printable which could be used with Do! By Gita Wolf could be used in conjunction with these writing pages. We need to keep the children moving and this book could be read outside or inside on a rainy day. The first time
