Free Diwali Activity Sheet | Nursery / LKG | EVS / Moral Education | BookFlik
Celebrate the Festival of Lights with our engaging EVS / Moral Education diwali activity sheet eyfs core resource. Designed for children aged 3 to 5, this activity sheet introduces the beautiful traditions of Diwali in a warm and accessible way. Through the eyes of Zara the zebra, who loves spotting patterns and colours, children will explore the significance of diyas, rangoli designs, and the spirit of sharing joy with others.
This resource is perfect for early years practitioners looking to support Religious Education (RE) goals within the CBSE / NCERT Curriculum. By completing this EVS / Moral Education diwali activity sheet eyfs core, children will develop their understanding of world religions, learn about the cultural importance of light, and practise fine motor skills through creative colouring and pattern-matching tasks. We have carefully crafted this material to ensure it is inclusive and age-appropriate, encouraging children to talk about festivals they celebrate at home while learning about the traditions of others.
Teachers can use this sheet as a guided group activity or as part of a quiet table-top learning station. The pack includes five to seven questions that prompt children to recall key facts, such as why lamps are lit, and apply their knowledge by designing their own rangoli patterns. As an added bonus, Max the monkey joins the fun to help children count the number of diyas on the page, integrating early maths skills into your RE lesson.
This EVS / Moral Education diwali activity sheet eyfs core is differentiated for the expected standard, ensuring that every child can participate confidently. Whether you are teaching in a nursery or a reception classroom, this resource provides a structured yet creative way to bring the story of Diwali to life. Download your free copy today to help your pupils explore themes of kindness, light, and celebration in a way that is meaningful, educational, and fun.
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