Celebrating the Winter Olympics with your Kids

The 2026 Winter Olympics, in Milan, Italy, are well underway. This is a fun and exciting time to watch with your little ones. From the wide array of Olympic events, or the opening and closing games. If you want to get your little ones more involved or interested in the Olympics, try some of these Olympic themed activities, crafts, and snacks. 

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Winter Games Bingo

Winter Games Bingo is a fun way to introduce some not so well known Olympic events. This is sure to be a family favorite.

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Ice Cube Curling

This activity is a fun way to spend a cold winter day indoors. This does take some planning ahead, but it is sure to keep your little ones entertained.

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Wooden Train Ski Jump

Let your child’s toys ski jump with this fun twist on the Olympic sport of Ski Jumping. You will likely have most of the items needed already around your house!

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Olympic Torch Craft

What are the Olympics without the Olympic Torch? This is a quick and easy craft to do. Add onto this activity by setting up a map, in your home, in which your children take turns running with the Olympic Torch.

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Marshmallow Skiers 

These snowmen are easy to make and have simple ingredients. The marshmallow skiers can also be a fun addition to be added and used with the wooden train ski jump we mentioned earlier.

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Olympic Rings Fruit Snack

Not only is this snack a fun way to incorporate the Olympics, but it is very simple and easy to make! A bonus is your little ones can easily let the little ones help make this yummy snack!

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Bobsled Winter Olympic Craft 

This craft can be made with things you have around your home. Not only is it a fun way for your kiddo to learn about bobsleding, but they can add their own toys and characters to the bobsled and go for a ride!

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Paper Plate Snowboarder 

This is a fun, interactive craft for your little one. This can also be tailored to the age of your child. Older kids may want to add obstacles and younger kids may need a bit more help creating this craft.

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Gold Medal Handprint Craft 

A great way to celebrate the Olympics and create a wonderful keepsake! This craft takes very few supplies but does take some patience to wait for the clay to dry. 

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Olympic Ring Crafts 

An engaging craft, with little time needed for preparation, and great practice for your little ones fine motor skills. This activity not only is fun but fantastic for your child’s development.

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Olympic Laurel Wreath 

This is a fun way to explain to little ones where the Olympics started and some of the original traditions of the Olympics. Creating a symbol of the original Olympics is another fun way to celebrate