With the summer Olympics starting soon, kids can get involved using this free printable coloring page. Color, trace and draw the Olympic rings!
This free printable Olympic Rings worksheet is perfect for practicing fine motor skills while learning about the Olympic games and symbols.
What do the Olympic rings stand for?
The five rings represent the 5 inhabited continents of the world. If you take out Antarctica, that still leaves 6 continents. However, in 20th century Europe they considered North America & South America to be one continent, bringing the final count to 5.
The Olympic symbol represent the unity of the 5 continents and the meeting of all the athletes worldwide at the Olympic games.
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Aren't there 7 continents?
ReplyDeleteHi Meagan! Yes you are totally right, there are 7 continents. Apparently, the logo's designer based it on the 5 inhabited continents, which leaves out Antarctica. Also, at that time they considered North America & South America to be one continent, so that brings it down to 5. I'm going to update my post now. Thanks for bringing this up!
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ReplyDeleteWhether used in the classroom or at home, this printable sheet is a great way to introduce young learners to the meaning behind the five rings and the values of unity, diversity, and international friendship they represent. It’s also a perfect companion to Olympic-themed lessons, sports events, or arts and crafts time.
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