Olympic Cutting Ring Craft for Kids

A great fine motor activity to make the Olympic Rings. You can have fun trace and cutting and making rings.

This is a great craft to learn the Olympic Flag and the ring colors.

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This is a great addition to the Olympic crafts on the site.

You can learn about the Olympic flag colors and work on fine motor skills at the same time. You can make these simple rings for kids to cut and paste.

A great book to go with this Olympig ring Craft is G is for Gold Medal: An Olympics Alphabet (Sports Alphabet). You can learn more about the Summer Olympics and the Winter Olympics.

What you need Ring Cutting Activity Using Olympic Colors

• 5 colors of construction paper red, yellow, black, blue, and green
• pencil
• white paper
• scissors
• ring tracing shape (ring) on white cardstock

How to Make the Ring Cutting Activity Using Olympic Colors Activity

You are going to see some steps to make the rings. This is a fun craft for kids of different ages.

Fold the 5 Colors of Paper

You start by folding the paper in half. They folded the blue, yellow, black, green, and red paper. If you have younger kids you might want to have the paper already folded.

Tracing the Ring

You start by placing the ring pattern on the paper. You match up the fold on the paper. You can see below how to place the ring.

Then you trace the ring on the paper. If they are having trouble keeping the ring tracer in pace you can place a little glue on it.

Cutting the Ring

You start by cutting the outside of the ring first. You hold it in the middle of the ring and cut it. You can see how they are holding the paper. This keeps fingers out of the way of cutting.

Then you cut the inner part of the ring. You hold in the center again and cut the next part of the ring.

Gluing the Ring on the White Paper

Finally, you glue the rings on the paper. The ring colors go blue top, yellow below, black top, green below, and red on top.

You may find it easier to put the glue on the paper and then place the rings. You can have older kids overlap the rings and younger kids just have them glue it on the paper in the order for top and bottom.

The final Olympic Ring Cutting Craft

Check out these other Olympic Crafts

Ring Toss Using Olympic Ring Colors let you learn the Olympic Ring colors and do gross motor at the same time.

Olympics Gold Medal Counting Easy Reader Book is a great counting book during the Olympics!

Dot Marker Olympic Rings is a great Olympic printable for kids.

Check out all the fun Olympic Games Printables & Activities on 3 Dinosaurs.

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