Make a medal
Celebrate International Day of Sport for Development and Peace
Activity time: 15 minutes
Sport keeps us active and healthy and brings people together in a fun and friendly way.
In this video we make a medal and learn about how sport helps our bodies and our minds. Make a medal for yourself or make one for someone who has a sporting talent.
Download the family guide for more fun activities:
- Play finger soccer using your hands and a ball of paper
- Play indoor games like follow the leader, freeze dance and indoor bowling
- Play outdoor games like hopscotch or create a mini-Olympics
- Listen to our music playlist and dance along
Family guide
You’ll need....
- cardboard
- coloured paper
- foil
- scissors
- crayons, textas, pencils
- glue stick or sticky tape
- ribbon or string.
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