Free Diwali Colouring Page | Year 2 Supported | BookFlik
Celebrate the festival of light with our inclusive classroom resources. This Re diwali colouring page year 2 supported resource is designed to help children explore the beauty of Diwali while building their confidence. Diwali is a significant religious festival celebrated by Hindus, Sikhs, and Jains, symbolising the victory of light over darkness and good over evil. By engaging with this artistic activity, pupils will learn about the importance of diyas, rangoli patterns, and the joy of sharing light with others.
This Re diwali colouring page year 2 supported activity is specifically crafted for learners who require extra help. We have used clear, thick outlines to assist with fine motor skills and simple, short sentences to explain the religious significance of the festival. Teachers can use this as a quiet focus task, a starter activity for an RE lesson, or as part of a display on world religions. The resource aligns perfectly with the UK National Curriculum for Year 2 Religious Education, which encourages pupils to learn about the practices and celebrations of different faiths.
To support emerging learners, this Re diwali colouring page year 2 supported sheet includes a helpful word bank at the bottom. This ensures that children can practice key vocabulary like light, lamp, and festival while they work. Sentence starters are provided to help pupils describe their artwork, making it easy for them to share what they have learned about Diwali. Whether you are teaching about celebrations or focusing on cultural diversity, this resource provides a gentle, welcoming entry point for all children. Download this printable today to bring colour and understanding into your classroom, ensuring every child feels supported and included in your religious education lessons. Our BookFlik characters, such as Zara the zebra who loves patterns, would be very proud of the beautiful, creative designs your pupils will produce.
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