World Cup Fun for Kids

The 2006 World Cup held in Germany, and throughout the world, young and old, male and female will be interesting to see a festival of football. Whether you love or hate the 'beautiful game' World Cup can be both fun and educational experience for your children! There are 32 countries competing in the World Cup in 2006 was to take this opportunity to some countries theIt is in competition.

1) Geography: Get an atlas or globe and discover the capital of all participating nations (see review the complete list of teams on the FIFA website) and on which continent each country is within

2) Type: try to do the designs of national flags of participating countries. Some of these will be easier than others! Many, like France, Italy and Holland, are simple and are therefore a good choice for younger children. Countries like Saudi Arabia, Angola and Ecuador area challenge!

3) Food: Try some national courts of the competing nations. Can we love Mexican food and pasta from Italy know, but try the sushi from Japan or couscous from Tunisia? And you can always have some good roast beef and Yorkshire pudding old England.

4) Costume: Dress up in national costumes and ethnic nations in the race - as a Spanish flamenco dress, grass skirt from the Ivory Coast or a Japanese kimono?

5) Sports:Get a kick, and have a kick around - especially if you're sitting and watching TV all week!

Obviously, a large part of the fun is a major sporting event like the World Cup is a team so convince your children to randomly choose a team (not their team when they reached the final!). Then help a mini-expert in this country will be rooting for "their" team with a little 'history onNation. Could about the country's customs, language, the top teams and players, if football is an important sport in this country.

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