What materials do I need?

Paper, paper plates, a glue stick, crayons or felt pens and scissors. Sequins and glitter are optional.

Is it suitable for young children?

The shapes are simple. Children who can use scissors can copy them with some help from an adult.

What is the difference between the three settings?

Kitchen table is a home setting in daylight, classroom desk is a flat lay on kraft paper, and Diwali evening shows the craft beside lit diyas.

Can I ask for a different craft?

Yes, type the craft you want. A new craft is a request and may look different from the samples.

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Diwali crafts for kids: paper plate rangoli, diya garland, paper lantern

Diwali crafts for kids — a paper-plate rangoli coloured in bright crayon segments with glued sequins and a paper diya cut-out at the centre, crayons and glue stick beside it, laid on a wooden kitchen table in soft afternoon daylight from a window camera-left, gentle shadows to the right, a bright warm balance with mid-tones dominant

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Reading 1Paper plate rangoli

Reading 2Diya garland

Reading 3Paper lantern

Three simple Diwali crafts a parent or teacher can do with children in an afternoon, made from paper, paper plates and a few colours: a paper-plate rangoli, a garland of paper diyas and a folded paper lantern. Each is shown with its materials at a kitchen table, on a classroom desk or beside lit diyas. Type a different craft and the same three settings carry it.

An afternoon craft with a primary class
A home activity during the Diwali holidays
Decorations for a school Diwali assembly
A simple table decoration made by children

Frequently asked questions

What materials do I need?: Paper, paper plates, a glue stick, crayons or felt pens and scissors. Sequins and glitter are optional.
Is it suitable for young children?: The shapes are simple. Children who can use scissors can copy them with some help from an adult.
What is the difference between the three settings?: Kitchen table is a home setting in daylight, classroom desk is a flat lay on kraft paper, and Diwali evening shows the craft beside lit diyas.
Can I ask for a different craft?: Yes, type the craft you want. A new craft is a request and may look different from the samples.

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