Free Diwali Drawing Sheet | Year 2 Supported | BookFlik

Celebrate the Festival of Lights with our inclusive and engaging Re diwali drawing sheet year 2 supported resource. This creative activity is designed to help children explore the significance of Diwali, the Hindu festival of light, through art and reflection. By focusing on the tradition of creating beautiful rangoli patterns and lighting diyas, pupils will learn about the importance of light overcoming darkness and the joy of celebrating with family and friends.
This Re diwali drawing sheet year 2 supported resource is perfectly aligned with the UK National Curriculum for Religious Education. It encourages children to recognise symbols and practices within a major world religion. Teachers can use this worksheet as a gentle introduction to Diwali during a morning registration task, a quiet afternoon art session, or as part of a wider topic on celebrations and festivals. It works beautifully alongside a story about Rama and Sita or a classroom discussion about how different communities celebrate.
We understand that every learner is unique, which is why this resource has been specifically differentiated for pupils who need extra support. The sheet features clear, bold outlines for colouring and simple, structured prompts that guide the child through the activity. By using this Re diwali drawing sheet year 2 supported pack, children can build confidence in their fine motor skills while engaging with cultural learning in a low-pressure environment.
The resource includes a handy word bank at the bottom to help children with their writing, as well as easy-to-follow sentence starters to help them describe their artwork. Whether you are working in a small group or a one-to-one setting, this worksheet provides the perfect scaffolding for Year 2 learners. Download this free, high-quality resource today to bring the warmth and colour of Diwali into your classroom while ensuring every child feels included and supported in their learning journey.
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