Make Your Own Olympics T Shirt

Since the Olympics are just around the corner I thought I would share this free printable so you can make your own Little Olympian t shirt. Brody and I made this one for the last summer Olympics and he loved it!

All you need is a printer, iron on transfer paper, a shirt and an iron. Simply follow the instructions that come with your iron on transfer paper.

Download the little Olympian shirt template here 

DIY Kids Olympic Torch Craft

I can not even tell you how much Brody loves doing little arts and crafts projects. It was probably brought on from preschool. I am always trying to come up with quick simple projects that we can do together. I figured since the Olympics is just around the corner he would like o make a little Olympic torch. It only took about two minutes and we just used supplies we had around the house. 

Supplies:
Aluminum foil
Cardboard roll (from toilet paper or paper towel)
Red, yellow and orange tissue paper (we didn't have orange but I would add it in)
Scissors 

 Step 1. Cover the cardboard roll with aluminum foil

Step2. Cut the end of tissue paper to look like flames
Step 3. Twist flames together and push halfway through base of torch

Easy right? With my two babies keeping me busy we have to keep our craft project simple so this was perfect for us and Brody loves it.

For more Olympics posts and projects go here. And don't forget to get your free Little Olympian Tshirt download here. 

Olympic Doughnut Rings

Guest post by Sara from Confetti Sunshine

Have these fun and adorable little Olympic rings at your Olympic party! These could easily adorn a dessert table, or have as an activity for your Olympians to make and take home.

All you will need for your own Olympic Doughnut Rings are:

miniature doughnuts (either homemade or store bought without frosting)

frosting

blue, red, black, green, & yellow sprinkles

First spread out each of your sprinkles into a dipping pile and slightly heat your frosting so that it is the consistency of a glaze. Next take a doughnut, dip the top into the warm frosting and then into the desired color of sprinkles. Continue dipping your doughnuts until you have all the doughnuts needed to make your own Olympic Doughnut Ring!

Olympics Party Favors

What's an Olympics party without favors? Here are some ideas to fill your party bags. 

Gold medals, multicultural flag pencils, temporary tattoos

Sparklers, Gold candy, Little Olympian shirt

 What party favor would you give out at an Olympics party?

Olympics Kids Crafts and Activities

Brody and I are really excited for the Olympics! We even hosted our own little preschool Olympics last week. We made Olympic flags, played our own Olympic games and decorated cookie Olympic rings. I will be sharing some of these things with you soon.

If you are excited about the Olympics then take a few minutes and make your own little Olympian shirt. Brody loves his!
All you need is a printer, iron on transfer paper, a shirt and an iron.

 Download the little Olympian shirt template here 
and make your own iron on transfer shirt. 

Watch for more Olympics kids crafts, activities and games coming soon. 

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