Free Winter Olympics Bingo Game

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What a great idea. I was a teacher in Calgary when they had the Winter OLympics in 1988 and what an experience. We used tons of stuff that organizations made and shared.
It’s a great way of getting kids involved in the Olympic movement.

Thanks again from all the Kids at St. Michael Schol in Carp, Ontario.

Bob, Principal

Thank you for the great Bingo cards. We’re going to use them tomorrow for my son’s Olympic birthday party.

What a great idea for bingo! Adorable. Your readers might also be interested in these Winter Olympics coloring pages, matching games, connect the dots, word searches, more.
http://www.schoolfamily.com/print-and-use-tools/category/158-winter-olympics-printables

[...] Olympics are right around the corner! A few pages that are getting really popular lately are my Olympic bingo cards and these Olympic kids crafts. These coloring pages for the winter Olympics match the bingo [...]

[...] Free Winter Olympic Bingo Sheets. [...]

I worked with physically and emotionally handicapped elementary students and we did more than a month long study of the Olympics in 2002 and 2006. We spent 2 weeks before learning about the Olympic concept: the rules of honesty, fairness, equality, tolerance, respect, and teamwork. We also spent time researching the different winter sports, the respective rules for each sport, and the individual atheletes.
I taped the opening ceremony and parts of the broadcasts each night so we could discuss how they compared to what we had researched. We would find examples of the different concepts that tied into health, social studies, and life lessons. We used newspaper and magazine articles for reading. The numbers from the scores, number of spectators, the distances traveled and anything else were used for math problems. We calculated averages, adding and subtraction, fractions, multiplication and dividing, and many story problems.

My students enjoyed this greatly and caught on better than many thought they would. I wish I was able to be at school this time around and introduce new students to the Olympics, but I have progressive MS and can no longer work. It’s important to use any and every thing when trying to teach to make learning fun and interesting, especially challenged students. The Bingo Game and other printables are great and I hope other teachers incorporate them in their study.

Thanks

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Thanks for the awesome Olympic bingo cards. Very fun for the kids!

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