Free Diwali colouring pages for kids
Diya, sky lantern, rangoli, fort, sweets and more: 12 printable A4 pages for ages 3 to 6, with the word to trace under each picture. Choose Hindi, Marathi or English.
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🎨 Children's Day colouring contest
Colour any of these pages and email a photo of the page by 12 November. Every child gets a "Little Artist" certificate, and 6 winners get our activity book. Free to enter, ages 3 to 8. Rules and how to enter
What's inside
- 8 big Diwali pictures to colour: diya, sky lantern, rangoli, fort, sweets plate, toran, a decorated house and a gift box
- The word under each picture to trace, in the edition's language
- A rangoli dot grid to make your own rangoli
- A "My Diwali" page to draw freely
- 12 A4 pages, fine to print in black and white
Questions
Are these Diwali colouring pages really free?
Yes. Download the PDF, print it at home or at a print shop, and share it with other parents if you like. No sign-up is needed to download.
Which age are they for?
Ages 3 to 6. The pictures have thick, simple outlines, and older children can add their own patterns.
Which language should I download?
Pick the language your child speaks at home: the pictures are the same, and the words to trace and the small instructions change (Hindi दीया, Marathi पणती, English Diya).
Are there firecrackers in the pictures?
No. The pages show diyas, lanterns, rangoli, sweets and decorations, so children can enjoy Diwali calmly and safely.
Want more pages?
Our Colour & Learn activity book has letters, numbers and pictures to colour for 20 to 30 minutes a day, with Hindi, Marathi and English editions in one purchase. You can see a free sample first. For ideas away from the phone, read 20 screen-free games for kids at home.