WHAT? paper lunch sacks, scissors, crayons or markers, rubber bands
HOW? Draw lines from the top of the lunch sack to the bottom flap about ½” apart. Let children decorate their bags, and then cut down on the lines. Place the flap face down on the table and roll. Wrap a rubber band around the bottom section to make a handle. (You can also use tape to secure the handle.) “Crinkle” the strips and shake like pompoms.
I found some other great ideas for celebrating the Olympics with kids on these websites:
http://www.first-school.ws/activities/firststeps/olympics.htm

http://www.preschool-plan-it.com/preschool-olympics-theme.html

You’ll find ideas for setting up a training camp in your classroom and integrating cooking, art, writing, math, and social studies.

You’ll find ideas for setting up a training camp in your classroom and integrating cooking, art, writing, math, and social studies.
GO TEAM USA!