Olympics and Your Kids

by Hong Kong Tran

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I remember watching the Olympics when I was younger and feeling so inspired by all the athletes who competed. I saw how years of hard work and determination culminate in two weeks of competition. These athletes are doing what they love, and that alone is something to admire.

My entire family enjoyed watching the Olympics together as we rooted for our favorite athletes. It was great bonding time, and it could also be a learning experience for your kids in several ways.

Here’s something you could try to make your child’s Olympic experience an educational one, making the experience all the more valuable.

As each athlete competes, pull up some interesting facts about that athlete’s home country to share with your kids. It doesn’t have to be historical facts and you could keep it light by sharing what the country is known for.

This would make your kids feel more connected to each athlete, making their Olympic experience more worthwhile.

Try it out and tell us what you think!

2010 Winter Olympics [NBC]

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