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Olympic Games
Activities and Games
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Welcome to Beijing
Emergent Reader Booklet
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I Won A Gold Medal
Writing Prompt
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Olympic Mascots
Finger Rhyme
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Olympic Torch
Craft
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Olympic Word Wall
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Laurel Wreath
Craft
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See What We Can Do
Early Reading Activities
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Olympic Games
Coloring Pages and Worksheets
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Free Olympic Games Craft and Activities
It’s a very special time—it’s time for the Summer Olympics! This year the Olympic Games will be held in Beijing, China from Aug 8th to Aug 24th 2008.
The very best athletes from around the world will meet to compete for gold, silver, and bronze medals in a wide variety of sports ranging from track and field to gymnastics to swimming and diving. The Olympics are also time for people from many different cultures and backgrounds to make friends and learn acceptance. This month access KidsSoup Online Resource Library to find Olympics-inspired arts and crafts, activities, games, and resources, and your child can be a gold medal winner too.
The Olympic Mascots
The Olympic Games Mascot for 2008 is the Fuwa. The Fuwa consist of five doll-like creations named Beibei, Jingjing, Huanhuan, Yingying, and Nini. Each of the Fuwa represents a different animal (fish, giant panda, fire, Tibetan antelope, and swallow) and Chinese element of philosophy (water, metal, fire, wood, and earth), and each has as its primary color one of the colors of the five Olympic Rings (red, blue, green, yellow, and black). Encourage your child to create a mascot similar to the Fuwa that represents your city or state.
Free Beijing Olympic Mascots Coloring Pages
Find out more about the Beijing mascots
Locate China on a map and learn about China and its traditions with our China and Chinese inspired lessons, crafts and activities.
Panda Noisemaker
Cut a circle the size of a paper plate out of a piece of white craft paper. Cut two oval shapes for the ears and two small circles for the eyes out of black craft paper and one medium-sized circle out of white craft paper for the nose. Glue cutouts onto paper plate sized circle. Cut out a small black triangle and glue onto nose. Cut out two small white circles and glue onto eyes. Glue face to the backside of a paper plate. Fill paper plate with a handful of macaroni or beans and staple another paper plate to the reverse side to close. Shake to make noise.
More Olympic Games activities and ideas coming soon!
Olympic Games Clip Art:
http://www.scholastic.com/printables/bridge/3.swf