Learn all about skiing at this great site! Find out what's the right equipment to use, how to stay warm on the slopes, how to play it safe, and some tips to get you started!

[Free Registration/Login Required] A simulation where students learn about the conservation of energy in a ski jump.

Containing information on any ski resort in France, this site has much information. It includes snow reports, information on the different resorts, skiing events, pictures, and more.

Latest news from the United States Ski and Snowboarding Association. You can learn about athlete rankings, athlete history, and major events.

See the different parts of a ski-jump hill: the in-run, the take-off point, landing zone, and braking area. Also, learn about the ski-jumpers positioning and form while competing, how the ski-jump competition is scored, and what type...

What is alpine skiing? What are the different types of races? How is the competition scored? Find the answers to these questions and others in this presentation.

This resource is an online multi-player race game where students power their jet ski by answering simple addition problems.

The Special Olympics provides information on alpine skiing and a coaching guide.

In "We're Going Skiing", students will participate in a poem in two voices. Adapted from I Hope I Don't Strike Out!'s poem by Eric Ode, students will dramatize a poem about a child who gets a surprise when she goes skiing.

Here's a detailed article on ski jumping. Learn how ski jumping events are scored and how the sport gained popularity, and find links to articles on several famous ski jumpers, past and present.

At this site learn how countries medaled in the ski jumping events at the 2006 Winter Olympics. Includes links to articles on individual athletes and events.

This brief article provides the history of freestyle skiing, information on its components (aerials and moguls), and links for further reading.

See different types of freestyle moves, like the daffy, helico cross, and back full, and learn how the two freestyle competitions (aerials and moguls) are scored.

Determine the sum of the given addition problems to win the jetski race.

[Free Registration/Login Required] A literary text about a boy named Bobby who went snow skiing with his dad. A question sheet is available to help students build skills in reading comprehension.

Labeled diagram of boot used in alpine skiing.

This site features a note on the history of cross-country and alpine skiing. Related links.

Win this multi-player racing game answering math addition facts. The faster the answers are given the faster the jet ski gets to the finish.

The intricate relationship between work and mechanical energy is depicted in the animation for students to be able to visualize.

Labeled diagram of a pair of water skis.

Here is a brief article introducing you to alpine skiing at the Winter Olympics. Learn about the origins of skiing as well as the five events: downhill, slalom, giant slalom, super G, and combined.

Describes tours available in the Sierra Nevada, weather, and avalanche information. See webcam pictures. Discusses skiing in Sierra Nevada.

Learn about the Winter Olympics competition with ski-jumping and cross-country skiing. See how the skier's take-off, flight, and landing, and how the jump is scored. Also, learn about the various cross-country skiing styles.

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