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If you have students who are into sports, you'll find materials which will go down well in the classes. There are handouts for sports in general, as well as for specific events, such as the Olympics and the World Cup.

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		Title: World Cup Crossword Target Structure: World Cup / Soccer / Football Vocab Level: Elementary - Intermediate Time: 20 minutes     Description: Looking for some TEFL material on the World Cup? This crossword has sixteen clues which are all connected to football / soccer or the World Cup. It's not too difficult, and is a great way to fill a spare twenty minutes at the end of a lesson.

		Title: Football (Soccer) Wordsearch Target Structure: World Cup /　Football Vocabulary Level: Any Time: 20 minutes     Description: Do you have students crazy about football (soccer)? If so , this wordsearch is a good way of filling twenty minutes. There are seventeen words and phrases hidden in the wordsearch. It's not too difficult, and can be used in the classroom, or set as homework.

		Title: The Olympic Games (3) Target Structure: Theme Lesson on Winter Olympics Level: Elementary / Pre-intermediate Time: 40 minutes     Description: With the Turin Olympics in progress, we have updated one of our Olympic worksheets to make a winter version. There's a short fill-in-the-blanks exercise, followed by a winter-sport wordsearch. There are also speaking exercises, including a discussion at the end.

		Title: Sports Mad Target Structure: Theme Lesson - Sports Level: Intermediate Time: 40 minutes     Description: This theme lesson is great for intermediate-level students who are into sports. There's vocabulary building, conversation and discussion practice.

		Title: Watching the World Cup Target Structure: Theme Lesson - World Cup Level: Elementary Time: 30+ minutes     Description: This World Cup theme lesson is a good way of reviewing some common structures in conversation. Language reviewed includes: - Can't wait (for something) - Be interested (in something) - Come round (to my house) ... and more There's a conversation, practice exercises and some simple discussion questions. It's an excellent way to make your lessons topical. The British English version (see below) has some vocabulary differences. (Particularly 'football' instead of 'soccer'.)

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