Let’s Go On Some Rabbit Trails Through the Olympics
As we prepare for the long-awaited Olympic Games to open in this summer, I’m happy to share some ways today to go on some Rabbit Trails Through the Olympics!
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What is Rabbit Trails Through the Olympics?
Rabbit Trails Through the Olympics is a lesson from This Bit of Life that takes you through several activities to learn about and do some “rabbit trails” through the topic.
We learned about Olympic Medals and designed our own.
We did some online research to learn about different medal designs, then my kids set off to design their own!
More Rabbit Trails Through the Olympics.
There are so many more fun book, video, craft, research, and copywork ideas included in Rabbit Trails Through the Olympics. You could do it all in a day or stretch it out for a whole week!
2024 Summer Games Online Unit Study Learn about the History of the Olympics, the Traditions of the Olympics, Becoming an Olympian, and specifics about 2024 Summer Games. Along with hands-on activities, students will create a collection of online puzzles to share what they learn!
Thank you! I think the kids will be interested in it. I’m not looking forward to the Olympics at all and not interested in it, but it’s a good idea to get the kids excited and broaden their horizons.
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Thank you! I think the kids will be interested in it. I’m not looking forward to the Olympics at all and not interested in it, but it’s a good idea to get the kids excited and broaden their horizons.
Absolutely. 🙂