This worksheet, ‘Winter Olympic Gold Medallists’ asks students to research the names of three gold medallists and then specify which event they won, which country they come from and the year and city of the games in which they won their gold medal. This is a simple resource that allows students to understand what information …More
This worksheet, ‘Winter Olympic Medallists’ asks students to research the names of four Winter Olympic medallists and then specify which event they won, which country they came from and the year and city of the games in which they won their medal. This is a simple resource that allows students to understand what information is …More
This worksheet, ‘Winter Olympic Sport Profile’ is a great resource that provides students with a table to organise their research on four Winter Olympic sports. Students are required to select the most relevant information to create a profile that includes the rules, gameplay, equipment and venue of each sport.
This worksheet, ‘Winter Olympic Sports and Medallists’ is an upside-down tree diagram used to organise the flow of ideas into a top down format. Students can use this graphical scaffold to break down types of Winter Olympic sports, a basic description of the sport and past gold medallists. The hierarchy chart is a great resource …More
This worksheet, ‘Winter Olympic Sports List’ provides a blank diagram where the trunk represents the central concept of Winter Olympic Sports and the branches can be used to brainstorm various types. This is a great way to introduce the various sports that are currently included in the Winter Olympic Games or as an informal method …More
This worksheet, ‘Winter Olympic Uniform’ is a great resource that encourages students to use adjectives to describe the purpose of a casual Winter Olympic uniform. The resource then asks students to illustrate and label a design of their own uniform that meets the needs of a Winter Olympian.
This worksheet, ‘Winter Olympics Acrostic Poem’ is a fabulous quick activity to brainstorm facts about the current and past Winter Olympics. It is a fun activity that can be used without preparation and across all age groups and abilities. Students are required to use the letters from the words Winter Olympics to list facts that …More
This worksheet, ‘Winter Olympics Alphabet’ provides an alphabet grid that students can use to develop their vocabulary and brainstorm different ideas about the Winter Olympics. This is a fun and simple resource that can be used effectively before, during or after an activity and across ability levels. It can also be utilised during individual, pair …More
This worksheet, ‘Winter Olympics Crossword’ provides students with the opportunity to use skills involving vocabulary, reasoning and spelling to find the correct Winter Olympics words for the puzzle. It encourages students to identify and understand the terms being used and to build on their vocabulary of Winter Olympics terminology. An answer sheet is also provided.
This worksheet, ‘Winter Olympics Figure Match-up’ is a fantastic activity when exploring interesting Winter Olympics facts and the magnitude of numbers. Students must match, either by cutting out or drawing links, between the correct figure and fact. This resource aids students to recognise the similarities and differences between different figures. An answer sheet is also …More
This worksheet, ‘Winter Olympics Host Cities’ asks students to research the names of past host cities of the Winter Olympics and then specify which country the city is in and what year the Games were held there. This is a simple resource that allows students to understand what information is relevant when researching and how …More
This worksheet, ‘Winter Olympics KWHL Chart’ prompts students to explore what they know about the Winter Olympics, what they want to learn, how they think they could learn about new ideas and what they have learnt following the learning tasks. This is a great, clearly formatted resource to encourage students to take responsibility for their …More
This worksheet, ‘Winter Olympics Medal Count’ is a fantastic resource that encourages students to become involved in the progress of four countries competing in the Winter Olympics. Students are asked to use tallies or other methods of recording data to track the gold, silver, bronze and total medal count of each country. Using this table …More
This worksheet, ‘Winter Olympics Schedule’ introduces students to the format of a schedule. It provides a platform for discussion about the purpose and requirements of a schedule and encourages students to become more interested in the events of the Winter Olympic Games. Students are asked to shade in the days that the sport is held …More
This worksheet, ‘Winter Olympics True or False’ is a thought provoking worksheet that requires students to asses the truth of various Winter Olympics facts. Many students may presume the answers quickly and realise their assumptions were not correct which can lead to interesting discussions and further research into the Winter Olympics. An answer sheet is …More
This worksheet, ‘Winter Olympics Word Search’ gives students the opportunity to improve spelling of Winter Olympics words. Students must scrutinise the spelling of each word on their list which ensures new vocabulary is committed to memory with the correct spelling.
This worksheet, ‘Winter Olympics Would You Rather’ is a great resource to prompt interesting discussion topics. The would you rather prompts can be used as a whole class, individually or in pairs, and encourage students to logically argue their opinion and express ideas.
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