Different way to celebrates Diwali with children in this year 2018

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A different way to celebrates Diwali with children in this year 2018

A different way to celebrates Diwali with children in this year 2018 Diwali everyone knows it as the festival of lights, as the victory of good over evil. Most homes in India are beautiful, rows of lamps lining the door and windows. Apart from brightly lit homes, families also get together, wearing new clothes, exchanging sweets and gifts. Laughter and warmth ring far and wide. In the days leading up to Diwali, Hindus consider it auspicious to clean up their homes and buy new utensils or gold, as per tradition. This year Diwali comes on 7th November 2018 (Wednesday). Diwali is a time for celebration and relaxation, every year, school children are in for a treat with a leisurely Diwali vacation, much like a smaller version of their summer holidays. Parents tend to be in a fix because keeping a child occupied at home is no easy task.

With Diwali being just around the corner, we thought it would be exciting to share some simple and doable ideas for you to spend Diwali with your little one, while also sharing with them the importance of this celebration. Collages are so much fun! All you need is waste paper from old newspaper or magazines, which most of us tend to keep for a while. You need not even use scissors. Just tear up bits of paper and have fun sticking them. Keep an eye out if your child is using any type of glue. Trace out “Happy Diwali” on an A4 paper, and stick colorful bits of paper inside the lettering. On finishing it, your child will have created his or her very own greeting.

It’s now ready to be gifted or framed. Diwali is usually celebrated at home and the best part of it that the whole family is gathered at one place to celebrate and enjoy. Children made some beautiful drawings of the festival of Diwali. Different types of drawing made by children for our class teachers to send with this drawing. They made drawing with waste material in our home. Then give to the friends and relatives and our class teachers respectfully.

Diwali is the festival of joy,

Let us welcome our prince Lord Rama with Rangoli and Divas,

Shubh Diwali to you.