The Olympics Notebooking Pages

Use these Olympics notebooking pages along with the vetted resources and activities list when you are studying history, sports, and sports history to learn more about the famous Olympic Games and their history.

These Olympics notebooking pages are perfect for many different types of writing assignments in various subjects, like sports, history, geography, and language arts.

With these Olympics notebooking pages, your kids can write about something that happened at the Olympics, a report about the history of the Olympics, a biography of the man who re-started the Olympics or a creative writing assignment about the Winter or Summer games.

These Olympics printables even work well for handwriting practice, if you want to have your students copy a quote from a famous Olympic athlete.

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The Olympics Resources for Students

For your convenience, I’ve included a list of resources for your students to research and create a mini study of the Olympics. In general, the resources listed below are in order from youngest to oldest learners.

The Olympics Library List

Choose one or more of these books to learn more:

The Story of the Olympics by The Olympic Museum

Eyewitness: Olympics by Chris Oxblade

Hour of the Olympics (Magic Tree House #16) by Mary Pope Osborne

Ancient Greece and the Olympics: A Nonfiction Companion to Magic Tree House (Magic Tree House Fact Tracker) by Mary Pope Osborne

What Are the Summer Olympics? (What Was?) by Gail Herman

Online Resources and Videos about the Olympics

The Olympic Games Song by Jack Hartmann

Facts about the history of the Olympics from NatGeoKids

Ancient Olympic Games

What the Olympic Rings mean

International Olympic Committee (there’s a lot of information about the Olympics here!)

Who was Pierre de Courbertin?

If you are new to notebooking and wondering what exactly it involves, check out our post on What is Notebooking, Anyway?

The Olympics Notebooking Pages Printables

The Olympics notebooking pages come in 3 levels to fit all of your students’ needs. There’s a large elementary lined one, a smaller elementary lined one, and a regular lined one.

Here’s a list of the topics covered with these printables:

• The Olympic Games
• The First Olympics
• Olympic Ceremonies
• International Olympic Committee
• Winter Games
• Summer Games
• Famous Olympic Athlete
• Biography of Pierre de Courbertin

These notebooking pages come in color graphics, with full-color photos, and in black/white. If you are trying to save on printer ink costs, just use the grayscale option on your printer when printing. There are a total of 24 printable notebooking pages in this packet.

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