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5 pages from the Gullu Holidays land

Diwali Coloring Pages for Kids: Diya, Rangoli and Fireworks

These 5 Diwali coloring pages gather the festival of lights pictures from Gullu’s Holidays land. A small clay diya glows with a single flame, its bowl decorated with little flowers. A rangoli spreads layers of petals out from a smiling center, a firework bursts into rounded rays, a star-shaped lantern swings three tassels and a drum waits under two raised drumsticks. The diya outline and the fireworks are easy pages for the youngest; the rangoli is fun to color in rings. All of them are colored in the Gullu app.

5 Diwali pictures 2 easy for the youngest

Ideas for home and the classroom

  • Color the diya page, then count how many lamps you would put along a windowsill.
  • Color the rangoli in rings, one color per ring, starting from the middle like a real rangoli.
  • In class, color the diya outline and talk about why people light lamps at the festival of lights.
FAQ

Diwali coloring pages: questions

Is there a free Diwali coloring page to print?

Not on this page. Each Gullu theme has a free page to print, and all 47 are in the free 47-page PDF. These pages are colored in the Gullu app.

Which Diwali pages are easy for small kids?

The diya lamp and the fireworks are easy, with a few large shapes. The rangoli flower pattern and the star lantern are medium. The festival drum has crisscross ropes and many small spaces, so it suits kids of 5 and up.

Is there a simple diya outline for coloring?

Yes. The Diwali Diya Lamp page is a simple diya outline: a clay bowl with two flowers and one flame, drawn with thick lines for ages 3 and up.

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