
Diwali Vocabulary Tracing Cards
Nine Diwali picture-and-word boxes to trace and color: diya, lantern, sparkler, gift, sweets, rangoli, flower, lights and fireworks. Free for home, daycare or classroom.
Free, one-page PDF · US Letter (8.5 × 11 in) · No email required
Added 2026-10-25 · For grown-ups and little learners.

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How to use this activity
Nine Diwali picture-and-word boxes to trace and color: diya, lantern, sparkler, gift, sweets, rangoli, flower, lights and fireworks. Free for home, daycare or classroom.
You’ll need: US Letter paper (8.5 × 11 in), a printer and crayons or a pencil.
- Follow one line or letter with a finger first.
- Trace slowly with a pencil or crayon, taking breaks.
- Try the next line and celebrate the effort.
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What this activity practices
Little questions, big conversations.
- What is one tradition your family enjoys?
- What colors do you notice in the celebration?
- How can we welcome someone trying something new?
Keep the adventure going.
Want more hands-on practice? Explore the My Learning Adventures workbook, with 108 pages of activities.
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