Diwali craft for kindergarten

Step -1: Determine the size of the sun-catcher and cut out a round shape from a black cardstock paper according to the determined size. Step -2: Fold the round cardstock paper into half. Step – 3: Fold it into half again. Step – 4: Fold it into half for the third and last time. Cutting your Rangoli Suncatcher shapes This is a great time to explore different shapes with your kids.. cut triangles, squares, semi circles or any pattern you can think of! Step – 5: Grab a pencil and draw some simple patterns on the folded paper. Try keeping the pattern simple. I drew a zigzag border; some teardrops near the border and square shapes near the centre. Step – 6: You can sue scissors to cut out the patterns on the outer sides. Step – 7: To cut the inner patterns of the folded paper, use an x-acto knife. Step – 8: As the paper is folded you’ll have to apply a little pressure to the inner pattern while cutting it out with the x-acto knife. Decorating your Rangoli Suncatcher with tissue paper This is agreat opportunity to explore colours and sequencing/ pattern making. Step – 9: Done cutting out the traced patterns from the folded round paper? Now unfold it. Step – 10: Select some colored craft papers and cut them into small square pieces. Step – 11: Stick the colored craft paper cutouts on either side of the round patterned piece. Attach all the colored craft paper pieces on any one side of the round paper. Step – 12: Once you are done attaching the colored craft papers and all the cut...

More Crafty Ideas for Diwali Peacock Crafts Rangoli Crafts More Diwali Activities There's a lovely, magical story associated with Diwali. We have a range of printables and colouring pages which you can use for telling and retelling the story, including some new simpler colouring pages for younger children this year. Your selection of what's available and the fact that you have SO many categories and just about any day imaginable, is unlike anything I've ever seen before. Some of our students are special ed and there are so many things I've seen that they are capable of doing. I know the teachers are going to be thrilled to see your website. Marge

For today's craft project, we're traveling to India to learn about Diwali Rangoli Patterns! So, pack up your art supplies, make sure to have your passport ready, and let's go! Art projects work like a charm to get little ones interested in learning about other cultures. This hands-on activity is a great way to explore India's culture and its festivities while keeping the kids having fun. Check out out What are Rangoli patterns? Rangoli is an art form in India. It consists of making geometric designs on the floor using coloured sand, petals, flour, or even rice.It's an old and beloved tradition to make this during Diwali and other popular Hindu festivals. We are not using any ingredients like flour or sand today, so there's no need to worry about cleaning up afterward. We are keeping it simple today by using paper to make this bright and colourful kids Rangoli craft. We've added a template you can use to colour in the shapes to create your own Rangoli pattern or you can trace and cut out each shape in different coloured papers. Both options look equally eye catching! Diwali Rangoli Patterns - Diwali Craft for Kids Let's begin! Scroll down below and get our awesome Rangoli template. Just download it for free, print it out, and let's get to the fun part. Once you have printed out the templates you need to decide whether you want to do the Rangoli craft made using various coloured papers or the colouring in craft where you can add your own patterns. The directions below are fo...

End-of-year is festive season and the amazing Indian festival of lights (Diwali) is almost here. It is also said that the Goddess of prosperity "Lakshmi" visits people's homes during Diwali. To welcome her, people clean their homes, light up charming light lamps and set-up colourful garlands on doors. We have curated the best Diwali crafts for kids that can be made by preschoolers and toddlers. Here you will find fun Diwali craft ideas for tweens and teens as well. We have a range of crafts and activities for kids that can be a beautiful DIY Diwali decoration idea or a great handmade Diwali gift for loved ones. So, go ahead and celebrate the festival of lights with your kids by making these cute and easy

For today's craft project, we're traveling to India to learn about Diwali Rangoli Patterns! So, pack up your art supplies, make sure to have your passport ready, and let's go! Art projects work like a charm to get little ones interested in learning about other cultures. This hands-on activity is a great way to explore India's culture and its festivities while keeping the kids having fun. Check out out What are Rangoli patterns? Rangoli is an art form in India. It consists of making geometric designs on the floor using coloured sand, petals, flour, or even rice.It's an old and beloved tradition to make this during Diwali and other popular Hindu festivals. We are not using any ingredients like flour or sand today, so there's no need to worry about cleaning up afterward. We are keeping it simple today by using paper to make this bright and colourful kids Rangoli craft. We've added a template you can use to colour in the shapes to create your own Rangoli pattern or you can trace and cut out each shape in different coloured papers. Both options look equally eye catching! Diwali Rangoli Patterns - Diwali Craft for Kids Let's begin! Scroll down below and get our awesome Rangoli template. Just download it for free, print it out, and let's get to the fun part. Once you have printed out the templates you need to decide whether you want to do the Rangoli craft made using various coloured papers or the colouring in craft where you can add your own patterns. The directions below are fo...

End-of-year is festive season and the amazing Indian festival of lights (Diwali) is almost here. It is also said that the Goddess of prosperity "Lakshmi" visits people's homes during Diwali. To welcome her, people clean their homes, light up charming light lamps and set-up colourful garlands on doors. We have curated the best Diwali crafts for kids that can be made by preschoolers and toddlers. Here you will find fun Diwali craft ideas for tweens and teens as well. We have a range of crafts and activities for kids that can be a beautiful DIY Diwali decoration idea or a great handmade Diwali gift for loved ones. So, go ahead and celebrate the festival of lights with your kids by making these cute and easy

Step -1: Determine the size of the sun-catcher and cut out a round shape from a black cardstock paper according to the determined size. Step -2: Fold the round cardstock paper into half. Step – 3: Fold it into half again. Step – 4: Fold it into half for the third and last time. Cutting your Rangoli Suncatcher shapes This is a great time to explore different shapes with your kids.. cut triangles, squares, semi circles or any pattern you can think of! Step – 5: Grab a pencil and draw some simple patterns on the folded paper. Try keeping the pattern simple. I drew a zigzag border; some teardrops near the border and square shapes near the centre. Step – 6: You can sue scissors to cut out the patterns on the outer sides. Step – 7: To cut the inner patterns of the folded paper, use an x-acto knife. Step – 8: As the paper is folded you’ll have to apply a little pressure to the inner pattern while cutting it out with the x-acto knife. Decorating your Rangoli Suncatcher with tissue paper This is agreat opportunity to explore colours and sequencing/ pattern making. Step – 9: Done cutting out the traced patterns from the folded round paper? Now unfold it. Step – 10: Select some colored craft papers and cut them into small square pieces. Step – 11: Stick the colored craft paper cutouts on either side of the round patterned piece. Attach all the colored craft paper pieces on any one side of the round paper. Step – 12: Once you are done attaching the colored craft papers and all the cut...

More Crafty Ideas for Diwali Peacock Crafts Rangoli Crafts More Diwali Activities There's a lovely, magical story associated with Diwali. We have a range of printables and colouring pages which you can use for telling and retelling the story, including some new simpler colouring pages for younger children this year. Your selection of what's available and the fact that you have SO many categories and just about any day imaginable, is unlike anything I've ever seen before. Some of our students are special ed and there are so many things I've seen that they are capable of doing. I know the teachers are going to be thrilled to see your website. Marge