Free Festivals Colouring Page | EYFS Core | BookFlik
Bring the joy of celebration into your classroom with our new RE festivals colouring page EYFS core resource. This beautifully illustrated sheet features our friendly character, Zara the zebra, exploring a vibrant scene filled with symbols from various cultural festivals, including lanterns, candles, and decorative patterns. Designed specifically for children aged 3 to 5, this activity helps pupils develop their fine motor skills while sparking meaningful conversations about the diverse traditions celebrated within our communities.
By engaging with this RE festivals colouring page EYFS core worksheet, children will learn to identify common symbols associated with celebrations, such as light, colour, and community gatherings. Teachers can use this resource as a creative springboard for circle time discussions, helping pupils understand that festivals are a time for joy, sharing, and kindness. This activity supports the Understanding the World area of the UK National Curriculum, specifically focusing on celebrating similarities and differences between people.
This resource is differentiated for learners working at the expected standard. To deepen the learning experience, we have included five questions to promote critical thinking:
1. Can you name one festival where people might light candles or lanterns?
2. What colours do you see in Zara’s picture, and why do you think they were chosen?
3. If you were planning a celebration, what special food would you share with your friends?
4. How do you feel when you go to a party or a festival?
5. Can you find a pattern on Zara’s clothing in the picture?
Whether you are teaching about Diwali, Hanukkah, or local community events, this RE festivals colouring page EYFS core pack provides a calm, focused activity that encourages artistic expression and cultural awareness. Download your free copy today to help your class explore the wonderful, colourful world of festivals through the eyes of Zara the zebra.
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