The Olympics

The Olympic Games - Set of Olympic assemblies, class plays, guided readers and quizzes - based on coming Olympics plus history of the Olympic Games to date.

The list so far!

• Olympic Games 2012 Assembly – The greatest show on earth – Summary of all 26 Olympic sports! Available for cast of 30 and cast of 90

• A History of the Olympics Assembly

Covering the period from Ancient History to 2012. This assembly uses the 18 countries that have so far hosted the Olympic Games - each giving a brief summary of their 'contribution' to the Games' history so far. The last host was of course China - and the script has been updated to include a reference to the Beijing Games. Next up - Great Britain!

• A History of the Olympics: Set of 6 Guided Reading Scripts

Covering the period from Ancient History to 2004. This is a very comprehensive overview of the Games history - including world events. There are six scripts - with the usual 6 speakers and quiz at the end of each. The £14.99 (£3 more than my normal charge for guided reading sets) is a reflection of the work/research that went into this 'project' - I think very good value for over 50 pages of informative text.

• 2008 Beijing Olympics Update

This is a single Guided Reading Script (with usual 6 speakers plus quiz at the end) which was written to complement the previous set of 6 which went up to 2004.

• Olympic Ode – set of 3 poems based on The Olympic Motto – Citius, Altius, Fortius.
• Paralympics 2012 Assembly - Cast size of 30 (as with other scripts, easily adapted up or down) this assembly covers all 20 sports at the 2012 Paralympic Games

• Olympic Games 2012 Leavers Assembly - Cast size of 30 (as with other scripts, easily adapted up or down). This script includes the Olympic Ode - Citius, Altius, Fortius. 

plus

Olympics 2012 Quiz - 100 questions (and answers) on all 26 sports!

SPECIAL OLYMPIC PACKAGE

3 FOR 2  OFFER ON ALL £11.99 ASSEMBLIES. Place an order for 2 assemblies, drop me a line to let me know which 3^rd script you want for free and I will then send it to you as an email attachment.