Free coloring page · with your child's name · A4 & US Letter
Diwali diyas coloring page
Two children light rows of diyas around a big flower rangoli, a paper lantern above and a toran of marigolds over the door. A whole Diwali evening on one page.
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How to use it
- 1
Type your child's name
It goes across the top in big hollow letters, so coloring their own name is part of the fun. Or leave it empty.
- 2
Teachers: paste the class list
Switch to Whole class, paste the names, and you get one named page per child in a single PDF.
- 3
Download or print
Pick A4 or US Letter, then download the PDF or print straight away at 100%.
Ideas for home and class
- Color the rangoli in bright patterns, then try drawing one on the floor.
- Count the diyas before lighting your own.
- Send a colored page to grandparents as a Diwali card.
What it practises
- Symmetry
- Counting
- Culture and festivals
Best time: Diwali (October or November)
Questions
Can kids use it as a Diwali card?
Yes. Print it, color it and fold it. It's a lovely card for grandparents and teachers.
When is it best to use?
Diwali (October or November).
Is it really free?
Yes. Print as many as you like for home, classrooms, parties and libraries. Please link to this page rather than re-uploading the file.
Do you keep the names I type?
No. The page is drawn in your browser and the names never leave your device.
What paper should I use?
Ordinary printer paper is fine for crayons and pencils. For markers or paint, use a thicker 120 to 160 gsm paper so it doesn't bleed through.
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