Features games related reading, writing, spelling, geography and math activities.

The real story of the ancient Olympic Games. Were the ancient games better than ours?

Provides educational information about the games being held in Athens, Greece. Part of the official site for the Summer Olympics.

Offers a history of the games, along with a look at modern sports, diaries of athletes, photos, and printable Olympic trading cards.

Time for Kids article tells how many athletes will participate in this year's games and what the competition will entail.

Olympic concentration puzzles. At the bottom of the page, find links to more Australian and Olympic puzzles.

Meet Olympic mascots Millie, Olly, and Syd as they help provide kids with some facts on the history behind the Olympic flag and a kids' guide to sports.

Features news, event schedule and history.

Official site. Contains fact sheets, athlete profiles, cultural information, and news.

Offers printable word searches, crossword puzzles, rhymes and word jumbles.

Offers an animated movie on the history of the Olympics, along with cool facts and an interactive quiz.

Read about the 2004 Summer games held in Athens. Includes history, locations, activities, and medals to print out and color.

Introduces the ancient city hosting the 2004 Summer Games.

Offers a virtual tour of the country that is hosting this year's Olympic Games. From Kodak.

Official site offers photos, news, video clips, a look at life in the Olympic Village, and explanations of major sports and events.

Time for Kids article examines the preparations Greece has had to make in order to host the 2004 games.

Photo galleries of the games through history.

A travel writer explores the rich history of the games as well as the city to which they have returned for 2004.

Sydney 2000 Olympic Games word search puzzle. At the bottom of the page, find more links to Olympic Games and Australian puzzles.

Take a tour and see pictures of past Olympics, hear about the Olympic symbols, learn about the ceremonies, and see the Celebrate Humanity gallery.

This is a guide to the history of the Olympics, how the it's organized, what the rings and flame symbolize,and controversies like advertising, drug use, and what the difference is between being an amateur and a professional athlete.

Logic worksheets, word searches, and puzzles based on the 2004 Summer Olympics.

Official site of the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, Utah. Includes current news, pictures and highlights, competition results, TV schedules, and programs for the games. Also offers a special section just for kids.

Features history of the program, list of games, and athletes.

A year round sports training and competition programme for children and adults with a learning and/or intellectual disability. Features athletes, events, ceremonies, and pictures.

Third graders at Pocantico Hills School introduce more than dozen Olympic sports and provide links to their favorite online activities.

Explore the history of the games, and find out how the olive leaf wreath become a major symbol.

News from the 2000 Olympics, along with Olympic trivia and a virtual look at the Land Down Under that hosted the games.

Official site includes information on sports, events, athletes, and links.

Features kids games, Olympics trivia, spotlights on United States athletes, cartoons, and coloring pages.

Learn about Olympic and Paralympic sporting events, participating countries, the torch relay, and current news. Also offers resources and curriculum for educators.

A history of the games as written by fourth-graders at Pocantico Hills School in Sleepy Hollow, New York.