1. Cut the bottom of the paper bag off, zig zagging your cuts to resemble tufts of hair
   
2. Use the scrap from the bottom to make a jagged tuft of hair.  Glue onto top of bag
   
3. Cut a heart shaped face from cream paper.  Glue onto top of bag.  Use marker or crayon to make face
   
4. Cut arms from 2nd paper bag and glue onto your puppet.  Make hands out of cream paper and glue onto arms
   
5. Cut ear muffs from blue felt.  Cut ear muff band from white paper.  Glue into place
   

1. Dip the sides of your fists into red and yellow paint to and stamp the legs of the Inukshuk.
   Wash and then repeat with light blue (body), dark blue (arms – stretch out hand and use the side of
   whole hand), fist for the green head.  
2. Dry, cut out, paste onto red construction paper, print 2010 on the top, and GO CANADA on the bottom.

1. Draw wavy lines using coloured pastels or crayons across white paper about 3-4cm apart.  
2. Fill in white spaces using tempura paints (use blue greens on the bottom half, and red/yellow/oranges
   on the top half)  let dry
3. Using black paper and scissors, cut out 5 shapes to form your own inukshuk.  It can have 2 legs,
   a body, head, and a long piece for the arms, or try some other combination of stacking
   
4. Glue onto coloured background

Outstanding Olympics

By Clive Gifford

The Olympic Games is the greatest sports celebration in the world. This colorful book offers
all the information you need about the world’s top athletes, their amazing achievements and
the rivalries and competition among nations. The perfect companion to our own hosting of
the games – and way beyond!

Miga, Quatchi and/et Sumi

This is the lovable story of the mascots Miga, Quatchi, Sumi and their sidekick Mukmuk unfolds on the
magical landscape of Canada’s West Coast.

Written in both English and French, learn the legends behind these now famous characters as they introduce
the world to the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.