Winter Olympics Craft: Olympic Flag

Here’s fun little Winter Olympics craft to make with the kiddos before the opening ceremonies. Do you know what the colored rings represent? When the symbol was created in 1913, the 6 colors (including the white background) represented the colors of every nation’s flag!The Winter Olympics are just about here! We can’t wait to watch some snowboarding and bob sled racing over here! I remember looking forward to watching the olympics as a child, and enjoy watching with my own children as we cheer on the USA.

I’m shared all of the details on the Little Passports site! This was actually a craft that we made two years ago for the summer olympics.

Winter Olympics Craft

Click here for the instructions! We’ve been partnering with Little Passports for a few years and love working hand in hand to share these craft ideas for kids! You can find all of our seasonal projects, easy science experiments, and holiday activities on the Little Passports blog!

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