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Olympics Crafts for Kids

Jan 27, 2014 ● By Anonymous

Photo courtesy of Kara Weber

By Kara Weber, Creative Ideas Director


The 2014 Winter Olympics is just around the corner. Get ready with these fun, easy craft projects for the whole family.

Paper Plate Olympic Rings

Take five paper plates and cut out a circle in the middle to make a ring shape. Color one each blue, yellow, black, green, and red. Arrange them in the Olympic ring shape and use some tape or a stapler to attach them to each other. Hang up your rings for an easy Olympic decoration.

Tin Foil Silver Medals

Cut a 3-inch circle out of cardboard – an empty cereal box will work well. Use a cup to trace the circle shape. Cover the cardboard circle with tin foil to make it silver. Use a toothpick to draw (indent) decoration onto your medal. You can draw the Olympic rings or a number two or stars. Attach some thick ribbon with tape or glue to finish your medal so you can wear it.

Olympic Torch

Trace your child’s handprint three times, once on red, once on yellow, and once on orange construction paper. Cut out the handprints and attach them to the inside of a cardboard toilet paper tube so most of the hand and fingers stick out. The handprint cutouts make the flames.