Free Diwali Drawing Sheet | Class 5 | EVS / Moral Education | BookFlik

Free Diwali Drawing Sheet | Class 5 | EVS / Moral Education | BookFlik worksheet preview — Re Diwali
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About this drawing sheet

  • Subject: Re
  • Topic: Diwali
  • Year group: Year 5
  • Difficulty: Core

Celebrate the Festival of Lights with our wonderful new educational resource. Our EVS / Moral Education diwali drawing sheet year 5 core is designed to help children engage creatively with the religious significance of Diwali. This resource is perfect for teachers looking to integrate religious education with art, encouraging pupils to explore the symbolism behind the festival, such as the lighting of diyas and the creation of colourful rangoli patterns.

By using this EVS / Moral Education diwali drawing sheet year 5 core, students will learn about the importance of light over darkness and good over evil, which are central themes in the celebration. The sheet includes a brief, child-friendly introduction to the festival, followed by a creative space for children to design their own symmetrical rangoli patterns or illustrate key parts of the Diwali story. This aligns perfectly with the CBSE / NCERT Curriculum for Religious Education, which requires Class 5 pupils to understand the beliefs and practices of major world religions.

Teachers can use this resource as a standalone art lesson, a starter activity for a RE unit, or as part of a whole-school celebration of different cultures. The activity is carefully crafted for the expected standard in Class 5, ensuring that the vocabulary and the complexity of the design tasks are age-appropriate and challenging. As your pupils work, encourage them to think about why patterns are used in traditions around the world.

This EVS / Moral Education diwali drawing sheet year 5 core also includes five reflective questions to deepen learning. These questions cover recall, such as identifying why lamps are lit, and application, such as explaining how patterns represent unity and welcome. Whether used in the classroom or as a thoughtful homework task, this sheet provides a warm and encouraging way for children to appreciate the beauty and meaning of Diwali. Download this inclusive and engaging resource today to bring the joy of the Festival of Lights into your classroom.

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