Friday: Nature World Games Rings

The World Games aren’t complete without something to signify the coming together of multiple countries. The “rings” are iconic, and today we are going to make our own out of things you can find in your backyard (or around your house!).

The original ring colors- blue, yellow, black, green and red- were based off of colors that were found in flags around the world during the original games. You can use these colors or choose to use the colors from the flag you created earlier this week that represents YOU. Just make sure to pick 5 colors for this project.

Supplies:

• Anything you find in nature (or around your house) that matches each color ring. For example:
  1. Green leaves for the green ring
  2. Yellow flower petals for the yellow ring
  3. Stones for the black rings
  4. Blueberries for the blue rings (or feel free to paint stones blue)
  5. Use pinecones and sticks, veggies from your garden –get creative! Make sure you have enough for the rings.
• Optional supplies – paper, glue, tape, etc.

Find a space to create your rings. You can glue or tape them to a piece of paper, or just form your rings in the driveway or on the front porch for a great photo.

Form the rings in equal sizes to slightly overlap, and voila! You have your very own World Game Rings made from materials right in your own backyard.