Diwali craft ideas for kindergarten

Diwali is a time of year that is celebrated by Hindus all over the world. It is a time where they celebrate the victory of good over evil. There are many different ways that people celebrate Diwali, but one popular way to celebrate is by doing crafts. If you are looking for some fun and easy Diwali crafts for your kindergarten aged child, here are a few ideas to get you started. One easy Diwali craft idea is to make paper lanterns. Have your child cut out a square from a piece of coloured paper. Then, have them fold the paper in half four times to create a small square. Next, have them cut a small hole in the centre of the square. Finally, have them tape a small LED light to the inside of the square. Your child can then hang their paper lanterns around the house to celebrate Diwali. Another easy Diwali craft idea is to make rangoli designs. Rangoli designs are colourful designs that are made on the ground using different types of powder. Have your child choose a few different colours of powder and draw a simple design on the ground. You can also get creative and have your child make designs with different shapes and patterns. If your child is looking for a more challenging Diwali craft, they could try making a Diwali card. Have them cut out a simple card shape from a piece of paper. Then, have them write a message of thanks on the card. Next, have them decorate the card with various Diwali themed stickers and drawings. Finally, have them fold the card in half and glue it c...

Diwali is approaching, and we have started preparing for it at our home, be it from buying diyas, rangolis, decorative items, lights, to preparing for the festivities. Re-decorating our home is the big goal and if you are looking for new ideas to deck up your house with simple crafts hand made by your little ones, read along. I am delegating simple and easy to do tasks to Vir. While there are multiple Diwali craft ideas for preschool kids as well as grown-up children, I shortlisted some of our favorite craft activities that we are working on this year. I started looking for some craft kits and shops too to get pre made kits. And that saved me so much time. I love to support small business and encourage you all too also do your bit in helping them out this time of the year. Here are some of the interesting and easy to make crafts for Diwali for home and school. Diwali Greeting Card (Free Printable) There is no precious gift than something handmade, right? We are teaching our son to make some personalized ones for each relative that can be posted in mail for families across the world. I loved the art work by 2. Hand Painted Diwali Diyas as gifts We ordered some earthen diyas online (you can also find it in Indian stores) and used acrylic paint to color the diyas. After they completely dry, add some different colors, jewels, or use markers to make patterns. Vir loved making them and was so proud to see how they turned out. 5. Making Rangoli with flowers. Last year we celebrat...

In this Article • You excitedly start preparing for Diwali as soon as it approaches. You buy diyas, rangoli-making material, decorative items, rice lights, etc. Kids enjoy this festival the most, as it brings all the members of the family together. Re-decorating your house becomes your goal in life, and you look for new ideas to deck up your home. However, you don’t have to do it all alone! You can delegate some easy tasks to your kids. There are many Diwali craft ideas for preschool kids as well as grown-up children that they will enjoy indulging in. And, what’s more, it will make your home look prettier during the festival of lights! • Earthen diyas • • Marker • Brushes How to Make • Use a marker or a pencil to make light patterns on the surface of thediyato make it easier to paint later. • Once the pattern is in place, use different-sized brushes to paint each section with different colours. • Older kids can make intricate designs, but it will require a lot of patience on their part. • Once you paint the diyas, leavethem out in the sun to dry completely. 2. Diwali Hanging Decorations While almost everyone uses the same old ribbons and strings for making hanging decorations during Diwali, you can try something new instead. Bring a novelty to your decorations by using everyday material and turning it into art. • Apply glue to the rolls, and cover them with different types of patterned papers. • Take the threads, and intertwine them in numerous ways to create colourful bra...

Diwali is a holiday for everyone but children get extra homework like Diwali Project to be presented in the class. To help out children we present 25 simple and creative Diwali project ideas for kids like cards and charts. Diwali is celebrated across the world by millions of people. No level of preparation is enough to match the excitement Diwali brings with it. From new clothes to sweets, from decorations to pooja, from exchanging gifts to lighting firecrackers; the list goes far and beyond. Talking about decorations, young minds start spinning as soon as they come across the hefty festive vibes. Let them indulge in what we call childhood extravaganza by suggesting some exclusively collected ideas for them to spend their brains on. The few featured Diwali Crafts will help your child learn about the holiday and will be perfect for home or for Diwali crafts for school. Use Diwali project crafts as multicultural craft ideas by teaching children about different cultures. This year celebrates the festival of lights Diwali by getting them involved in a few easy Diwali crafts for kids. We are sharing ideas with you. 25 Fun and Creative Diwali Projects For Kids & Schools You may also like: Paper Diyas Image source/Tutorial: Chandasmita Goswami Materials Required: • Different colored papers • Sketch pens • Beads of all sizes and colors you can find • 3D outliners Process: • Cut the shape of a diya from different colors of sheets. • Start drawing different designs on them using vib...

And so our special List of Supplies to make your easy Paper Diya for kids • Craft papers • Pencil or pen – for tracing the template • Scissors • Craft glue or glue stick • String • Beads How to make a paper diy ornament Watch our simple video or check the step by step photo instructions below! The Paper DIY Base Step 1: Select 2 different shades of craft papers for the round patterns and yellow colored craft paper for the teardrop pattern (flame). Trace the patterns and cut out 8-10 teardrop patterns from the yellow paper and 12-15 round patterns from the other 2 papers. Step 2: Take a round cut out and fold it into half. Step 3: Fold the piece from the previous step into half again. Step 4: Similarly fold all the other round cutouts into half twice. Assembling the paper diya base and flame Step 5: Take any 2 folded round patterns and apply glue along one of the cutouts closed sides. Once you are done gluing all the pieces together glue the last piece with the first piece on their sides. Step 6: Join the other folded round cutout with the glued one from side. Keep gluing each cutout one by one. Step 7: Take the yellow teardrop cutouts and fold them into half lengthwise. Step 8: Glue them side by side along their closed ends. At the end, glue the last piece with the first piece along their sides. Turning your paper diya into an ornament for Diwali Step 9: Prepare a string with needle and tie a knot on its end. Insert 2-3 beads into the string and push them all the way to th...

Rangoli is a very beautiful and effective way to represent the happiness and joy. The children are very much fascinated by how a rangoli is made. So, this Diwali help your children make easy rangoli designs. This way they will learn a traditional method of decoration and this will help them utilise their time well. You can start with helping them to distinguish between mediums used to make rangolis, different colours, shapes, etc. You can slowly help them to realise the different shape and designs with rangoli colors. Easy to make Rangoli designs for kids Rangoli is one such art form which kids of every age love. In general kids are fond of colors and like to play with them often. Making Rangoli is one such craft which anyone of any age appreciates. Craft designs not only improves the creative skills of your kids but also is a fun and joyful activity. It is difficult to not get messy while creating Rangoli Designs and that’s where the fun part of enjoying this craft lies. At the end of it everyone enjoys the whole activity. Create fun and easy rangoli designs for and with your kids on different festival occasions. Making rangoli designs require no specific occassion. Anyone with little creativity can celebrate any festival by doing rangoli designs. Therefore today in this article we have brought you some easy rangoli designs that even children do. The rangoli designs that are provided in this article require no advance skills and is super easy to make. These rangoli design...

Diwali classroom activities: –Diwali, is an important festival celebrated by people following Hinduism, Sikhism, and Jainism. Diwali is also known as the “Festival of Lights”, where lights or lamps mean the victory of good over evil within each human being. This festival is celebrated for five continuous days, and the third day is celebrated as the main Diwali or as the ‘Festival of Lights. Firecrackers are played during the celebration of Diwali. Diwali classroom activities 28 Awesome Ideas or Guides on Diwali Classroom Activities For Students & Teachers To Have More Fun • Make glitter candle – Diwali Classroom Activities Candles and Diyas are an integral part of a Diwali celebration, so allow your children to gather to make adorable glitter candles. Candles are popular house ornaments during Diwali. Teachers can provide some glue, wax, and thread for your students and help them make candles. Glitter Gel Candle Simply pour melted and colored wax into a Diya; Make sure to wear gloves or similar safety measures for your student, so they don’t have hot wax on their skin. Once the wax solidifies, remove it from the box and decorate it with shiny glue. See Also: Diwali classroom activities while making glitter candle Advertisement Adult assistance is required for candle holders, but give the student free reign when it comes to decorating them! • Paint Diyas Diwali is a festival of lights and is incomplete if the house is not lit with Diyas everywhere. Diyas are the first thing...

In this Article • You excitedly start preparing for Diwali as soon as it approaches. You buy diyas, rangoli-making material, decorative items, rice lights, etc. Kids enjoy this festival the most, as it brings all the members of the family together. Re-decorating your house becomes your goal in life, and you look for new ideas to deck up your home. However, you don’t have to do it all alone! You can delegate some easy tasks to your kids. There are many Diwali craft ideas for preschool kids as well as grown-up children that they will enjoy indulging in. And, what’s more, it will make your home look prettier during the festival of lights! • Earthen diyas • • Marker • Brushes How to Make • Use a marker or a pencil to make light patterns on the surface of thediyato make it easier to paint later. • Once the pattern is in place, use different-sized brushes to paint each section with different colours. • Older kids can make intricate designs, but it will require a lot of patience on their part. • Once you paint the diyas, leavethem out in the sun to dry completely. 2. Diwali Hanging Decorations While almost everyone uses the same old ribbons and strings for making hanging decorations during Diwali, you can try something new instead. Bring a novelty to your decorations by using everyday material and turning it into art. • Apply glue to the rolls, and cover them with different types of patterned papers. • Take the threads, and intertwine them in numerous ways to create colourful bra...

Diwali classroom activities: –Diwali, is an important festival celebrated by people following Hinduism, Sikhism, and Jainism. Diwali is also known as the “Festival of Lights”, where lights or lamps mean the victory of good over evil within each human being. This festival is celebrated for five continuous days, and the third day is celebrated as the main Diwali or as the ‘Festival of Lights. Firecrackers are played during the celebration of Diwali. Diwali classroom activities 28 Awesome Ideas or Guides on Diwali Classroom Activities For Students & Teachers To Have More Fun • Make glitter candle – Diwali Classroom Activities Candles and Diyas are an integral part of a Diwali celebration, so allow your children to gather to make adorable glitter candles. Candles are popular house ornaments during Diwali. Teachers can provide some glue, wax, and thread for your students and help them make candles. Glitter Gel Candle Simply pour melted and colored wax into a Diya; Make sure to wear gloves or similar safety measures for your student, so they don’t have hot wax on their skin. Once the wax solidifies, remove it from the box and decorate it with shiny glue. See Also: Diwali classroom activities while making glitter candle Advertisement Adult assistance is required for candle holders, but give the student free reign when it comes to decorating them! • Paint Diyas Diwali is a festival of lights and is incomplete if the house is not lit with Diyas everywhere. Diyas are the first thing...

Diwali is approaching, and we have started preparing for it at our home, be it from buying diyas, rangolis, decorative items, lights, to preparing for the festivities. Re-decorating our home is the big goal and if you are looking for new ideas to deck up your house with simple crafts hand made by your little ones, read along. I am delegating simple and easy to do tasks to Vir. While there are multiple Diwali craft ideas for preschool kids as well as grown-up children, I shortlisted some of our favorite craft activities that we are working on this year. I started looking for some craft kits and shops too to get pre made kits. And that saved me so much time. I love to support small business and encourage you all too also do your bit in helping them out this time of the year. Here are some of the interesting and easy to make crafts for Diwali for home and school. Diwali Greeting Card (Free Printable) There is no precious gift than something handmade, right? We are teaching our son to make some personalized ones for each relative that can be posted in mail for families across the world. I loved the art work by 2. Hand Painted Diwali Diyas as gifts We ordered some earthen diyas online (you can also find it in Indian stores) and used acrylic paint to color the diyas. After they completely dry, add some different colors, jewels, or use markers to make patterns. Vir loved making them and was so proud to see how they turned out. 5. Making Rangoli with flowers. Last year we celebrat...