World Cup 2022 Qatar -No-Prep Printables - Flashcards & Posters (K-5th Grade)

Are your students excited about the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 but you don´t know where to start? If the answer is yes, you are in the right place. This is a fun unit that provides a variety of tasks covering the subjects of ELA (vocabulary) and Social Studies (Countries and flags).

Includes the American English version only with the following material:

Differentiated texts
Comprehension sheets
Vocabulary worksheets
A Word search
Facts charts
Coloring pages
A quiz about Qatar
Posters
Flashcards
A flag reference sheet
Key added

Students can work individually, in pairs, in small groups, or even the whole class depending on the tasks. They can read and answer questions related to the World Cup 2022 or even search for information on the net and use the facts charts provided.

This resource is perfect for ELA and Social Studies centers. The flashcards and posters are great tools to practice vocabulary while learning the participating countries with their corresponding flags and even your class can make the fixture with the material provided. They can even draw their favorite soccer player and talk about him.

If you´d like to have the ENGLISH version, click here:

World Cup 2022 Qatar -No-Prep Printables - Flashcards & Posters (K-5th Grade)

If you´d like to have the SPANISH version, click here:

World Cup Qatar 2022 in Spanish Copa Mundial Catar 2022 Printables & Flashcards

You can complement this resource with these soccer no-prep printables: Soccer Fun Set (Ready to print Worksheets for Maths and ELA centers)

Happy Teaching!!!

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