Diwali
Diwali is known as the Festival of Lights and is India's biggest and most important festival. It is a five day celebration that includes candles, lamps, fireworks, coloured sand and food. The theme of Diwali is the victory of good over evil. During the festival oil lamps called diyas are placed in rows around houses and temples and set adrift on rivers and streams.
How many diyas can you count on this fun counting worksheet page? Why not colour them all in when you have counted them?
During Diwali there is a special day set aside for brothers and sisters, we have created a fun brother and sister for you to colour to celebrate the day.
This decorated diya colouring page is a great way to celebrate the festival. Why not write some words or a poem in the frame to make is extra special?
Diyas are oil lamps that are lit to encourage the Hindu goddess of wealth, Lakshmi to enter their homes. This diya is perfect for colouring and adding your own decoration.
These three diyas make a great colouring page to celebrate Diwali.
Ganesha is the elephant headed Hindu god of beginnings and is considered the God of intelligence. During Diwali people worship the two deities Ganesha and Lakshmi to welcome wealth and intelligence. This detailed colouring of Ganesha will be sure to keep you busy.
This fun happy Diwali colouring features a diya to celebrate the Festival of Lights.
Happy Diwali Diya Colouring Page
This more detailed Happy Diwali colouring page is great for keeping the kids busy.
Lakshmi is considered the goddess of wealth and prosperity and is encouraged into peoples homes during Diwali by lighting Diyas. We have a great colouring of Lakshmi all ready to be coloured to celebrate Diwali.
Lakshmi is considered the goddess of wealth and prosperity and is encouraged into peoples homes during Diwali by lighting Diyas. We have a great colouring of Lakshmi all ready to be coloured to celebrate Diwali.
Traditionally Rangoli art is drawn on the floor of houses to welcome guests and bring good luck and prosperity. During Diwali they are drawn to welcome the Hindu goddess Lakshmi. We have created a fun Rangoli design for you to colour.
Can you find as many words as you can in this fun word game based on the game Boggle? All the rules are provided on the sheet and you get double points for any Diwali related word you find.
Can you find and colour in the two matching diyas on this fun Diwali puzzle sheet?
How many words can you make from "Happy Diwali"? Why not challenge your friends or family to see who can find the most?
Diwali Alphabet Challenge Puzzle
Can you think of a Diwali related word for every letter of the alphabet in this fun word puzzle game?
Can you use the completed picture of the diya to colour in your own to match? A great sheet to help celebrate Diwali.
Diwali Find The Difference Puzzle
Can you spot the 10 differences between these two Diwali pictures? There is a lot of pattern so it is not an easy task!
Can you finish off colouring this rangoli by completing the pattern in the same colours? A great sheet to celebrate Diwali.
