The Olympic Games today

The geography of the Olympics

Summer Games Winter Games

Year City Country City Country

1896 Athens Greece

1900 Paris France

1908 Rome Italy

1916 Berlin Germany

1924 Shamony France

1932 Los - Angeles USA Lake Placid USA

1940 Tokyo Japan

1944 London Great Britain

1952 Oslo Norway

1968 Mexico City Mexico

The geography of the OlympicsSummer

GamesWinter Games

Year City Country City Country

1976 Denver USA

1980 Moscow Russia

1988 Calgary Canada

1992 Barcelona Spain

1996 Atlanta USA

2002 Salt-Lake City USA

2004 Athens Greece2006 Turin Italy

2008 Beijing China

2010 Vancouver Canada

2012 London GB

2014 Sochi Russia

Sport vocabularyB A S E G N I C A R

T A S I N N E T G U

N I S O C C E R N G

E T A K S H O A I B

H O C K E Y E D I Y

F E E P O T I S K S

A G N I X O B A S K

H N E T C D Y A F I

C O A C H U G O L F

V I N H T J G O A L

Words: basketball, soccer, boxing, hockey, chess, rugby, tennis, coach, skiing, racing, goal, golf, skate, pitch, judo.

Kinds of sport

High jumps Archery

Kinds of sport

Long distance swimming Skiing

Kinds of sport

Gymnastics Tennis

Kinds of sport

Weightlifting Rowing

Kinds of sport

Skating Fencing

Kinds of sport

Boxing Judo

Kinds of sport

Basketball Racing

Symbols of the Olympic Games

The Flag The Olympic Flame

Symbols of the Olympic Games

Stadium The motto

Symbols of countries

Athens 2004 Turin 2008

Symbols of countries

Moscow 1980 China 2008

Traditions of the Olympic Games

Carrying the Olympic Flame Lightning the Olympic Flame

Traditions of the Olympic Games

Opening ceremony Closing ceremony

Medals

Lillechammer 1994 Medals for winter games

Answers for the test1. In 777 BC in Ancient Greece.

2. All wars were stopped during the games.3. The Roman emperor.

4. The Baron Pierre de Coubertin.5. In Athens in 1896.

6. In 1980.7. 5 interlaced rings.

8. Faster, Stronger, Higher.9. Your answers.

10.Your answers.

Home taskTo make a project “Future Olympic Games”. Instructions: coursebook , page 138. Form: Presentation.

Thank you for the lesson!