Olympic Breakfast, Lunch & Snacks {Olympic Activities for Kids}

I worked on this Olympic activities for kids post for a few days.  It’s a fun way to encourage learning about the Olympic rings.

Do you know the significance of the Olympic rings?

The five rings represented the five participating continents of the time: Africa, Asia, America, Europe, and Oceania.

• Africa – yellow
• The Americas – red
• Asia – green
• Europe – black
• Oceania – blue

One of our favorite ways to learn is with food, so I created these Olympic activities for kids … all with food. Let’s start with homemade donuts – Olympic Rings donuts.

You can use your own bread dough, or pop out of the can dough. Your choice.

Olympic Breakfast

Option 1: Roll warm donut in colored sugar

Option 2: Frost donut and dip in sugar/sprinkles

Olympic Lunch

For Olympic lunch, make peanut butter & jelly sandwiches (or whatever sandwiches you like) Cut in shape of rings.

Make Olympic barbells by placing a piece of cheddar cheese on the ends of pretzel sticks.

Olympic Cookies

I forgot to cut holes for top of medal cookies. If you want to thread ribbon through your cookie, use a straw to cut hole.

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