The Olympic Song
One of the great things about the
Olympic Games is the inspirational songs that form part of the Opening and
Closing Ceremonies. Let children
listen to the previous Olympic songs such as “One world, one dream” from
Beijing 2008.
You can either make your own Olympic song or vote for
your favourite or use it during the celebration.
The Olympic Mascot
The
Olympic Mascots help build excitement around an event and are representatives
of the games. The first mascot in Olympic history made its appearance at the 1972 Munich Olympic. Mascots materialize the
Olympic spirit, communicate the concepts
of each Olympic Games, promote the history and culture of the host city and create a festive
atmosphere for the Games.
Invite children to make an
Olympic Games Mascot. Put out assorted art materials such as:
Crayons, Styrofoam shapes, scraps of material, toilet paper tubes, tin foil,
googly eyes, paint, etc. Give the
mascot a name and list the qualities a mascot should have with your kids.
This is one of the games I made to celebrate the Olympic Games in my class
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ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing your Olympic printables and so many great Olympic activities, Ana! I featured your Olympic Letters as the Free Printable of the Day at the Living Montessori Now Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/LivingMontessoriNow
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your Olympic printables! I love the Olympics, and everything about them! (Especially the opening ceremony and the medal ceremonies, I'm a sucker for rituals!) I'm always looking for ways to tie the Olympics into my classroom!
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