To celebrate the World Cup games, here are some educational freebies you might want to use!
Financial Soccer
Play this fun game as an individual or against another player and get points for answering financial related questions. You can choose the question difficulty and questions are aimed towards the age you select. The game is free to play and no registration is required. (Age groups are 11-14, 14-18, or 18+)
Activity Village World Cup for Kids
Scroll down to the grey box to get the free World Cup activities ranging from puzzles, coloring pages, worksheets and more. Pages are geared towards elementary level students.
International Primary Curriculum 2014 World Cup
The IPC has a HUGE list of resources divided into many different categories including the mascots of the World Cup, cities, songs and more. Each category is explained and has a link to a PDF or word file with ready to print information, worksheets and more. I was impressed with this large collection of material!
TIME Slideshow
Time has a great slideshow about the history of the World Cup. It's easy to see an overview and learn more about how this competition started.
Football Teaching Ideas
A site from the UK, hence the term football, has a great list of suggestions for using soccer to teach. The World Cup project book is a huge, free download on the list and might give you a great start.
Have fun watching the World Cup and rooting for your favorite team!
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