Olympic Correspondent Project
by mskp
This is a cross curricular resource that includes 5 tasks for up to 50 students!\n\nStudents will become a country's representative of the 2018 Olympics.\n\nThe tasks are:\n- design a button with the symbols of the nation and the country's name\n- collect and display daily data from the Olympics\n- research and write a report of your country\n- culture fair pavilion (students make a cultural display of food, language, art activity etc)\n- selfie at the Olympics (using a green screen)\n\nIncluded are 50 nation's flags, title tiles of the country and a template for gold, silver and bronze medals.
| Uploaded | 6 years ago |
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| Last edited | 8 months ago |
| Attribution | Attribution CC BY |
| Type | Project |
| Language | English |
| Grade(s) | 5, 6, 7 |
| Subject(s) | Art, English Language Arts, Mathematics, Social Studies |
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