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- Olympics Ring Craft. This Olympics Ring Craft from Sugar Aunts uses recycled toilet paper rolls. The rings can get messy to paint, but is a great sensory and fine motor activity for tiny hands.
- Lego Ring Sorting. Simple activities, especially those that involve LEGOS, are always a hit at our house. If like me, you also find yourself stumbling onto Lego pieces every where around your house, worry not!
- “O” is for Olympics. Put an Olympic twist on learning letters with this fun alphabet craft from I Can Teach my Child. You need just minimal supplies for this craft – super easy!
- DIY Olympic Eyeglasses. This project from Life in Wonderland shows you how you can turn simple eyeglasses into fun and colorful eye accessories to sport during all the Olympics event viewing.
We have just a few more days of Olympic fever left around here (we’ve watched a TON of gymnastics and swimming), and I thought I’d share a few of the free Olympic printables and simple crafts I’ve found for an Olympic theme. Here are 15 of our favorites!
The Olympic Games are here — and so are the crafts! From the Torch to the Rings, gold medals and more, get ready to make crafting an Olympic sport this season with these Olympic-themed craft projects!
- Toddler Olympic Rings
- Olympic Puzzle
- Opening Ceremony Bingo
- Olympic Torch Craft
- Olympic Clothespin Relay
- Salt Dough Medals
- Ready-Made Medals
- Olympic Small World
- Teddy Bear Olympic Games
- World Flag Garland
First thing first, let's start with the little ones. This sensory activityis perfect for toddlers to get into the Olympic spirit. It'll also improve their color recognition and motor skills.
If you're looking for another DIY game to follow up with your toddler (we know how short their attention spans are!), then you could move on to this Olympic color puzzle.
If you're settling down to watch the opening ceremony, then you'll have even more fun with these bingo cards from Tenth Line Games. Check off the event mascots, sponsors, and even the Prime Minister!
For your own Olympic torch, you can head to Rainy Day Mum. She has a simple paper craft for you to make with your kids. Run around the yard and pretend you're in the USA team in Tokyo.
Your first event? This clothespin relay will be a great start! Head to I Can Teach My Childfor a relay game that only takes a handful of craft materials.
You'll need medals ready to hand over to your mini-Olympians after their relay. The Imagination Treehas the guide to making your own salt dough medals to hand out to the athletes!
Alternatively, you can skip the DIY medal making, and buy your own from Amazon. Have a bunch ready for your athletic events to make everyone feel accomplished!
You see, even if the rain stops play you can have some Olympic fun with The Imagination Tree'ssmall world ideas. Crack out the Playmobil and sprint, throw and shoot your way to a tiny medal!
If cuddly toys are more your style than tiny plastic people, then you can make your own teddy bear Olympics with Sun Hats & Wellies. You'll find 6 activities and a lot of fun!
You'll need decorations for your at-home Olympics and Art Barhas you covered with this world flag garland. You've got a craft activity and a talking point to learn about countries of the world.
Olympic crafts for kids, activities and summer Olympic games are such fun outdoor summer activities. Whether you're looking for a great Olympic birthday party theme for preschoolers and toddlers…
Free Kids Olympic Games Activities and Games. Summer Olympics. Discuss the Olympic Games with children. Explain that the Olympic Games originated in Greece. Show the country on a map. The Olympic Games are friendship games where athletes from all over the world compete with each other.
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Celebrate the Olympic Games with this set of Olympics printable crafts for kids that includes athlete paper puppets & Olympic medals!
