21. Olympic Games Ancient olympics, modern olympics, Winter games, Summer games, competition, events.gold medal, silver medal, bronze medal, olympic symbol, amateur athlete, olympicgames http://eduscapes.com/42explore/olympics.htm

22. IMA Hero: Olympic Games - Modern Books Series). Eyewitness olympics (DK). olympic Jokes Funny Side Up Series.modern olympic games (Middleton, Haydn. olympics). Historical http://www.imahero.com/bookstore/olympicgames/ogmodern_bookstore.htm

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23. Olympic Games Web Sites, Sydney, Atlanta, Athens ... A list of links to summer olympics sites.Category Sports Events olympics Summer games...... ABC Sydney olympics. About.com olympics Site. Almanaque dos Jogos Olímpicos.Ancient modern olympics. Ancient olympic games Virtual Museum. Athens 2004. http://www.runnersweb.com/running/olympics.html

COUNTDOWN days hours mins 2004 GAMES Updated: March 8, 2003 Athens 2004 Official Site Salt Lake City Winter Olympics 2002 - Runner's Web Coverage Links Greek Webguide Sports Olympic News Feed Olympic Site Links Listen to the special Olympic welcome rap song, Say g'day in your own way (Words and music by Ryan Griffith) Real Audio 2004 Olympics Webzine 2008 New Beijing Great Olympics 2008 Toronto Olympic Bid Headlines ... Athens, Greece 2004 Archive Slam! Sports Atlanta Games 1996 NY Times (The) Australian Sydney Olympics and Paralympics Australian Broadcasting Corporation Olympics Site BBC Sport - Olympics 2000 Beijing Olympics 2008 Britannica.com 2000 Olympic Games ... CNNSI Olympic Medal Hopeful Photo Essays Men CNNSI Olympic Medal Hopeful Photo Essays Women CompuServe Olympics Page Cool Running Australia Dallas Morning News: Olympics Denver Post Olympics ... ESPN Summer Olympics 2000 EuroSport Olympic Games FT Sports.com Olympics 2000 Games Info Sydney Olympic Games Information GamesBids.com

24. Olympic Games Medallists Complete list of medallists in all sports at both Summer and Winter olympic games.Category Sports Events olympics...... The modern olympics were first held in 1896 The games are held every 4 years (thisperiod not officially recognised by the International olympic Committee, was http://www.gbrathletics.com/olympic/

OLYMPIC GAMES MEDALLISTS The modern Olympics were first held in 1896. The Games are held every 4 years (this period is known as an Olympiad) although an additional "intercalated" event, not officially recognised by the International Olympic Committee, was introduced in 1906. The 1910 "intercalated" Games were cancelled and the idea dropped. The 1916, 1940 and 1944 events were also not held due to the First and Second World Wars. Venues: 1896 Athens (GRE), 1900 Paris (FRA), 1904 St. Louis (USA), 1906 Athens (GRE), 1908 London (GBR), 1912 Stockholm (SWE), 1916 Berlin (GER) , 1920 Antwerp (BEL), 1924 Paris (FRA), 1928 Amsterdam (NED), 1932 Los Angeles (USA), 1936 Berlin (GER), Archery Athletics (Men, including Tug of War Athletics (Women) ... Demonstration Sports WINTER OLYMPIC GAMES MEDALLISTS The Winter Olympics were first held in 1924. Since 1994 they have been held in the middle year of the Olympiad. The 1940 and 1944 events were cancelled due to the Second World War. The Soviet Union first competed in 1956. Venues - Winter: 1924 Chamonix (FRA), 1928 St. Moritz (SUI), 1932 Lake Placid (USA), 1936 Garmisch-Partenkirchen (GER)

25. Bigchalk: HomeworkCentral: Apr. 6, 1896: First Modern Olympics Held (On This Day Apr. 6, 1896 First modern olympics Held. GENERAL World Book Online Articleon olympic games; All About the olympics; An olympic games Primer; http://www.bigchalk.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/WOPortal.woa/Homework/Teacher/Resourc

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26. Olympic_links The First olympic games, 1896. History of the modern olympics. olympic InformationCenter. The olympic games. olympics Virtual Library. Summer games through Time. http://www.palmdps.act.edu.au/olympic/olympic.htm

Ancient Greece for Younger Students Ancient Greek Civilizations Images of Ancient Greece The Ancient Greek World ... Meet the Mascots Click on this link to a page with links to some of the countries participating. The page is being updated regularly. AMP Torch Relay Olympics - Torch Relay Sydney 2000 Olympic Games Our Olympics - Torch Relay ... Women and Sport - Olympics Created by Barbara Braxton July 2000

27. Olympic Games - Athens 2004 - Greece - Olympics The modern olympics Coubertin and the Greek Dimitrios Vikelas that the games werebrought desire could be brought about with the revival of the olympic games. http://www.aroundgreece.com/olympics-modern.html

Real Estate and Property in Greece The Modern Olympics - Athens 2004 HOME The Modern Olympics It wasn't until after efforts by French Baron Pierre De Coubertin and the Greek Dimitrios Vikelas that the games were brought back to life after nearly 1500 years in the wilderness. De Doubertin believed that sport was a very strong power that could inspire a feeling of unity and peace among the many nations of the world. He believed that this desire could be brought about with the revival of the Olympic Games. After an unsuccessful attempt at reviving the games, he finally achieved his ambition. In 1894 at an international congress, that was actually devised for the study of amateur sports, he voiced his view on the revival of the Olympic Games, and was delighted when the other countries participating in the congress agreed with him. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) was founded that year. Held in Athens in 1896 at the Panatheniac Stadium, the games heralded a welcomed return to the original beliefs and virtues of the ancient games. With competitors from 14 nations, the games commenced on April 6th and came to a climax on 15th April. There were 43 events, which were competed in by 245 athletes, all of whom were male.

28. Ancient Olympic Games - Athens 2004 - Greece - History Of The Olympics the first modern olympics , the games are finally returning home to their birthplace;Athens will be holding the 2004 olympics. The olympic games are probably http://www.aroundgreece.com/olympics.html

Property and Real Estate in Greece Olympic Games - History HOME The Olympic Games 108 years after holding the first "Modern Olympics", the games are finally returning home to their birthplace; Athens will be holding the 2004 Olympics. The Olympic Games are probably the most important sporting event in the world, and for Greece, the 2004 Games will be even more special. The Olympic Games however, have a lot more to their history than the first of the modern games that took place in Athens in 1896. Brief History of the Olympics The first recorded Olympic Games took place in Olympia, in the beautiful region of Elias, in 776 BC. There is evidence however, to support the claim that the games had been taking place a lot earlier than 776 BC, but these were not as organised or held every four years, as the 776 BC games had been. The four-year gap between the games was called the Olympiad, and the Greeks based their calander on this time frame. Olympia - Home of the Ancient Olympics The name of each Olympiad was named after the competitor of the stadium race, which was the favourite of all the events. The first Olympiad was named Koroibos of Elias, as he was the winner of the stadium race in 776 BC.

29. No. 1137: America At The First Modern Olympics de Coubertin, called for an olympic revival. He believed the games would createinternational harmony. His efforts led to the first modern olympics in Athens http://www.uh.edu/engines/epi1137.htm

No. 1137: AMERICA AT THE FIRST MODERN OLYMPICS by John H. Lienhard Click here for audio of Episode 1137. Today, amateur America goes to its first Olympic Games. The University of Houston's College of Engineering presents this series about the machines that make our civilization run, and the people whose ingenuity created them. B y the 6th century BC, athletic games were regular events in Greece. The Olympic Games might be the oldest of those. The first records we have of Olympic champions are from 776 BC. The games themselves were probably hundreds of years older still. The earliest contest was a 200-yard run. Later, more games were added: horse races, other foot races, wrestling, javelin, discus. Women weren't allowed to compete or even watch. As the games grew, fat purses replaced olive wreaths. Athletes turned professional. Rome made major spectacles of the games. Finally the Christian Emperor Theodosius was fed up with the pagan and commercial quality of the games. He abolished them in 393 AD. They stayed dead for 1500 years. Then, in 1892, a young French aristocrat, Pierre de Coubertin, called for an Olympic revival. He believed the games would create international harmony. His efforts led to the first modern Olympics in Athens, in 1896. The King of Greece opened the new games.

30. Teaching With The 2000 Sydney Olympic Games - Lesson Plans, Units, Ideas, Classr compare the ancient olympics with modern olympics, write a olympics and Teamwork TeachersGrades 68 - This Students explore the olympic games and traditions. http://www.atozteacherstuff.com/themes/olympics.shtml

Visit Network Sites ... A to Z Teacher Stuff Store.atozteacherstuff.com LessonPlanz.com SearchEducation EduBanners about us advertise SPONSORED BY: home themes lessons tips ... E-mail to a Friend THEME INDEX featured . . . Frogs Dr. Seuss Seasonal Index 100th Day ... Winter/Snow FIND MORE Web Resources for Teaching with the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games As many of you have requested, I gathered all the resources I could find pertaining to the olympics. Most resources are for upper grades, but you'll find lots of great info that can be used with the younger kids. I've generally listed sites appropriate for lower grade levels first. Also see: Australia Theme Page Summer Olympics Internet Project Register up until September 30, then follow directions on the site. Classrooms will vote for favorite mascot and sport, then results will be posted. Gold Medals Teachers : Grades PreK-8 - Make your own gold medals with your students. Kids' Zone: Olympics Kids : Grades K-6 - This is a comprehensive site for kids! It includes information about the sports of the olympic games, torch, Parade of Nations: participating countries, gold medal winners, amazing US competitors, and complete olympic schedules Olympics - World Celebrations Unit Teachers : Grades 2-3: Background information, objectives, classroom activities, centers, assessment, and a parent letter.

31. Olympics—History Of The Modern Olympic Games @Large, The 2002 olympic games History Of The modern olympic games,The olympic games were held in Olympia, Greece for almost 1200 http://www.slb.com/seed/en/watch/olympics/history.htm

Science Watch Science Lab Meet the Experts Careers SEED Journal Teacher's Corner About the Science Center Contact SEED SEED Home ... Connectivity Grant Program The 2002 Olympic Games History Of The Modern Olympic Games The Olympic Games were held in Olympia, Greece for almost 1200 years beginning in 776 B.C. The sports were Pentathlon (comprised of Discus, Javelin, Jumping, Running and Wrestling), Running, Boxing, Wrestling, Pankration (a mix of Boxing and Wrestling), Chariot racing and Horse Riding. Athens The Olympic revival began in 1896 when the first modern Olympic Games were held in Athens, Greece with 245 athletes from 14 nations. Since then, the number of athletes, nations represented and the variety of spots have increased, with over 10,000 competitors from 199 countries participating in the 2000 Games in Sydney Australia. Salt Lake City Winter sports were added the Olympic Games as early as 1908 with figure skating. Ice hockey debuted in 1920. In 1924 the first separate Winter Olympic Games were held in Chaminix, France. Beginning in 1994 the Winter Olympic Games were scheduled to be in different years from the Summer Games, so now there is an Olympic Games every two years, alternating winter and summer.

32. Corey And Laura's Olympic Site We love the olympics so we decided to create some web pages that helpus to better organize what we learn about the modern olympic games. http://www.janecky.com/olympics/

Home Page Summer Games Winter Games News ... Contact us W e love the Olympics so we decided to create some web pages that help us to better organize what we learn about the modern Olympic Games. There is so much information we plan on adding to this site if we can just find the time to do it! So, check back periodically and look for updates. T his site is optimized for Internet Explorer users since almost 80% of our visitors use that browser. If you have problems with the format and the "look" of the site, please check our compatibility A special welcome to all of our International visitors. People from over different countries have now visited this web site. (see our statistics page for a full listing of all the countries hitting this site) E njoy your visit. This web site is not affiliated with or funded by the International Olympic Committee (IOC), the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) or the National Olympic Committee (NOC) of any country.

33. Modern Olympics Bibliography 21 (08225- 3327-8). Gr. 6-9. Story of the founder of the modern olympics andthe early development of the games. The olympic games in Transition. Ed. http://www.ala.org/rusa/hs/eve_olybib.html

34. Modern olympic games By Sammy In 1896 the modern olympics started in Greece. olympicgames by Sara Baron Pierre De Coubertin made the modern olympics. http://www.summergames.homestead.com/Modern.html

This web site was created for FREE at www.homestead.com. Visit www.homestead.com to get your free web site - no programming required. Javascript is either disabled or not supported by this browser. This page may not appear properly. Read about the Ancient Olympic Games. Return to Olympics Menu. The Modern Olympics Read about the Ancient Olympic Games. Return to Olympics Menu. Modern Olympic Games By Spencer The modern Olympic Games were brought back by Pierre de Coubertin. The first modern Olympic Games were played in Athens, Greece in 1896. In 1900 women could play in 9 few sports but could play in more games in later time. The Olympic Games were canceled in 1916, 1940, and 1944 because of World Wars I and II. In 1936 the Olympic Games were on radio for the first time and in 1960 it was on TV for the first time. In 1992 the Olympic Games were divided into Summer and Winter Olympic Games. The 2000 Summer Olympics are held in Sydney, Australia. Modern Olympics by Osa The first Olympic games in modern times were in 1896 in Athens, Greece. The Games have been held all around the world since 1896. In the year 1992 it was decided that the Winter Olympics would be held every four years. The Summer Olympic Games would continue in years divisible by four. In 1900 women started to compete. Modern Olympics By Winston The Modern Olympic Games were started in 1896 by a French nobleman by the name of Baron Pierre de Coubertin. As most of the people in America know the Olympics Games symbol have five rings. But what some don't know is that back when the Olympics were in Greece there were only four rings. Now there are five. In the year 1900 women started competing in a few sports.

35. Olympics On-Line Theme Unit Page 1 2. The modern olympic games began over 100 years ago, in 1896. Askstudents if they can name some of the American cities in which http://teacher.scholastic.com/lessonrepro/lessonplans/theme/olympics01.htm

The Olympic Games By Darcy Lockman Location, location, location: Olympic Games Past and Present Activity: Take your students all over the world map to discover where the first recorded Olympic Games was held, and where the modern games have taken place. Ask your map detectives discuss how climate affects the selection of locations. See if they can figure out how far different athletes have to travel to make it to their events. 1. As a group, look at your classroom world map or the on-line maps cited below. The first recorded Olympic Games took place almost 3,000 years ago in ancient Greece, in a rural area called Olympia. Can students find modern Greece on the map? (Ask students: where do we get the word Olympic?) OTHER MINI-LESSONS From Ancient Greece to Modern-Day Australia Athletes Are What They Eat The Olympic Symbols 2. The modern Olympic Games began over 100 years ago, in 1896. Ask students if they can name some of the American cities in which the games have taken place (these include St. Louis, Lake Placid, Los Angeles, Squaw Valley and Atlanta). What states are these cities in? Can they find these states and cities on the map cited below? 3. Locate Sydney, Australia, on the map. Looking at the map together, ask your class why they think Australia is sometimes called "the land down under."

36. Olympic Games And Literature the Origins of the modern olympic games, Chicago The University of Chicago Press,1981. Mandell, Richard D. The First modern olympics, Berkeley University of http://www2.h-net.msu.edu/~arete/syllabi/olsen.html

English 2270 Olympic Games and Literature Dr. Lyle Olsen East Tennessee State University COURSE OBJECTIVES: The course is designed as a study of Olympic heroes and anti-heroes encountered in various types of fiction, nonfiction, drama, cinema, and television. The Olympics, as a metaphor, has received a remarkable amount of attention in the best interpretive literature. A wide range of writers have and are using Olympic themes and athletes (both fictional and real) to portray important facets of American society. The works emphasize the strengths and weaknesses coupled with the glamorous and the ridiculous as reflected in American culture. LITERARY OBJECTIVES: The course is designed so that the student may critically read, discuss and compare published pieces by gifted writers who use the Olympics as a metaphor enjoy a wide variety of nonfiction that follows the historical thread of Olympic heroes and themes critically analyze characters, themes, form and content in selection fiction recognize how and why authors use the Olympics to express viewpoints about the human condition be able to discriminate between poor and quality work relate the readings, classwork, and critique to life, education and attitudes toward literature.

37. Olympic WebQuest - Student Page You and your classmates are going to travel through time to explore the olympicsfrom Ancient Greece through the future of the modern olympic games. http://web54.sd54.k12.il.us/vrkit/supplements/sixth/olympics/student.htm

An Internet WebQuest Created for School District 54, 6th Grade Students Introduction Task Process Assessment ... Conclusion Introduction: Travel through time with your classmates. Find out how the Ancient Greeks lived and what role the Olympic Games played in their culture. Continue towards modern times when the Games were re-established with fierce competitions between countries. Move beyond present times. Will the Games continue long into our future as they did in Ancient Greece? Task Are you going to the Olympics? Yes you are! You and your classmates are going to travel through time to explore the Olympics from Ancient Greece through the future of the Modern Olympic Games. Each team of explorers will enter the time machine and be sent back. . .2700 years. . .200 years. . .60 years. . .20 years. . .1 year. . .and to the future. Virtually Speaking, Of Course! Your team of explorers will investigate the people, culture and politics of the time to find out how they impacted Olympic Events. You will ask and answer questions as you travel through your designated time period. When were the first Olympics? What role did they play in Greek society? Why were Modern Olympics initiated? Your team will share your findings with your teacher and classmates. How have the Olympics changed over the last hundred years? How have they fared through wars, boycotts and terrorist attacks? You will look for connections between past, present and into the future.

38. Modern Olympic Games became interested in reviving the olympic games when he structures including thosethat housed the Ancient olympics. were taking place in modern societies that http://web54.sd54.k12.il.us/vrkit/supplements/sixth/olympics/3modern_games.htm

Modern Olympic Games Baron Pierre de Coubertin became interested in reviving the Olympic Games when he toured the site in the 19th Century. Archeologist were in the process of unearthing buildings and structures including those that housed the Ancient Olympics. What changes were taking place in modern societies that allowed for this world wide competition? What were his hopes and dreams in re-creating what the Greeks had established? Why Were the Olympics Revived? Biography of Pierre de Coubertin The Birth of Modern Olympics The First Modern Olympic Games ... Return to Time Machine

39. Olympic Games: The Modern Olympics olympic games The modern olympics. The modern revival of the olympic games is duein a large measure to the efforts of Pierre, baron de Coubertin, of France. http://www.slider.com/enc/39000/Olympic_games_The_Modern_Olympics.htm

BeOnTop - Search Engine Ranking Home Encyclopeadia O Ode - Old ... Rope Ladders Trellian WebPage Slider Search: The Web Encyclopaedia Shopping Index Help Encyclopaedia Olympic games: The Modern Olympics The modern revival of the Olympic games is due in a large measure to the efforts of Pierre, baron de Coubertin, of France. They were held, appropriately enough, in Athens in 1896, but that meeting and the ones that followed at Paris (1900) and at St. Louis (1904) were hampered by poor organization and the absence of worldwide representation. The first successful meet was held at London in 1908, and since then the games have been held in cities throughout the world. World War I prevented the Olympic meeting of 1916, and World War II necessitated the cancellation of the 1940 and 1944 meetings. The number of entrants, competing nations, and athletic events have increased steadily. To the traditional events of track and field athletics Add URL Advertise Contact Us ... track and field athletics

40. Copernicus Education Gateway About the 1896 Athens games Explore the Birth of the modern olympics, fromThe New York Times; Follow the schedule of first modern olympic games. http://www.edgate.com/summergames/inactive/olympic_facts/

Olympic History When the world celebrated the 2000 Summer Games, it continued a legacy several millennia old. Read about the history of the ancient and modern Olympic Games, the meaning behind familiar Olympic symbols, and the traditions of the Games with excerpts from texts published by Griffin Publishing Group . Along the way, find lots of links to help you learn and test your knowledge with quick quizzes. Games in Ancients Greece Games in Modern Times Symbols and Traditions The Olympic Games in Ancient Greece For many years, the ancient Greeks gathered in the beautiful Valley of Olympia to offer sacrifices to their gods. In time, the practice came to include games and contests. These games and contests came be known as the Olympic Games, with their first recorded date being 776 B.C. The Games were held every four years until A.D. 394. additional events were added. Eventually, the Olympic Games became a five-day festival that was deeply

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