Olympic Day/Parade/Assembly: **** Special price for month of June **** This resource was used last week for a whole school entry point. The school was divided into 15 countries and took part in a whole school assembly and parade. The 15 countries reflect the 5 Olympic Rings, with 3 countries being chosen from each continent (The Americas being one). Olympic Entry Point PowerPoint: This PowerPoint shares a brief history of the games, followed by 15 slides to reflect the 15 countries. Each slide has a country flag with the national anthem playing in the background. The national anthems play automatically and all timings have been preset. During the parade I also shared facts about each country. This is attached as a Word document. I read these out during each national anthem. Olympic Introduction: This is a great activity that can be used as a warm up activity during the assembly. It is based on the popular TV programme 'Family Fortunes'. During the presentation click on the number if the children get it correct and click on the 'X' if they get it incorrect. Great fun for teachers vs. students. Olympic Scoring Card: This was used for the 5 events during the day. I have just added this to give you a flavour of the day. Enjoy!

This is a fun interactive PowerPoint presentation that can easily be edited to suit any Olympic/International/UN week assembly or class challenge. The children can move one rectangle at a time to reveal part of a flag. The flags can be easily edited. The children will really enjoy taking part in this activity. I usually use it to begin or end the week. Enjoy!

This is a wonderful booklet that can be used to teach the children all about Vietnam. There is also a matching Active Inspire Flipchart. Both can be edited to suit your context. During our school International Week, I used Vietnam as the 'Country in Focus' and these two documents were used for my whole week. Enjoy!

Olympic Games Introduction 2016: (June only! £2.00) This activity and PowerPoint Presentation will be a fun,interactive way to begin your Olympic Games activities or to use in an assembly. A rectangle is taken away one at a time and the children have to guess the hidden Olympic Sport. This could be done as a competition where each team is allowed one guess after each box is removed. There are ten examples already created using a range of sports. Each slide can be easily edited and new sports can be added. The children will find it a lot of fun. Enjoy!