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Could Sheffield host the Olympic Games?

Could Sheffield host the Olympic Games?

Subject: Geography

Age range: 11-14

Resource type: Lesson (complete)

Last updated

11 November 2025

ppt, 2.47 MB
ppt, 2.47 MB
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docx, 1.11 MB

Key Idea:

Where should we build a stadium suitable for the Olympics in Sheffield?

Students will have to use and develop map skills to look at the features that might be useful or not useful when thinking about where to put their stadium.

This lesson includes 5x quality downloadable resources:

  1. Full lesson PPT
  2. Key Word Sheet
  3. Worksheet - Scaffolding to support students written answers
  4. Annotated Map & Fact Sheet to help students decide best location for stadium
  5. Homework Sheet

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