Five Interlocking Olympic Rings Outline to Color

Five thick outlined rings are linked together in two rows, with three rings across the top and two slightly lower rings tucked between them. Each ring is drawn as a double line, so there is a clean white band inside to fill with color. The rings overlap at the points where they connect, and the lines weave over and under each other like a chain. There is no background, text, or extra decoration, just the simple ring shape on a plain white page. Kids can try coloring each ring a different solid color, then talk about how the five rings are joined together. This page is also handy for a classroom lesson on the Olympic Games, since the bold lines are easy to trace and work well with crayons, markers, or colored pencils. Print a few copies for a group project or a games day craft.