Diwali is a festival celebrated in India that signifies the victory of light over darkness, good over evil, knowledge over ignorance, and hope over despair. Also acclaimed as the Festival of Lights, Diwali is associated with lights, sweets, and liveliness. Families light diyas (clay lamps) throughout their home to ward off darkness and evil. Fireworks also play a significant role in celebrating Diwali with families setting off many different types of fireworks throughout the day and into the night. To celebrate Diwali we have 8 Diwali colouring pages to use. They can be used as part of a craft experience, or children can paint, decorate or cut them out.

• Diwali Diya
• Diwali Elephant
• Diwali Fireworks
• Diwali Girl
• Diwali Hand
• Diwali Lady
• Diwali Rangoli
• Diwali Taj

Tracing Pictures Worksheet consists of lines or shapes that a child can trace over and then they continue on to decorate and colour the picture. The skill of tracing over different lines or shapes is called pattern writing. As a child practices pattern writing through copying and tracing lines and shapes, this will give them the confidence and the ability to write letters and numbers correctly.

Halloween is on October 31st and to celebrate we have 8 Halloween colouring pages for children to use. These can be used as colouring pages or painted as part of a Halloween craft experience.

ANZAC Day Colouring Pages to remember our heroes. Colouring Pages to paint, colour, collage and as a discussion point to share the ANZAC Day tradition, meaning and to commemorate this day of remembering - Our ANZACS, Lest We Forget!

Worksheets of colouring numbers 1 to 20 - flower theme

Worksheets of colouring numbers including number word 1 to 20 - classic theme

Worksheets of colouring the alphabet - art theme

Worksheets of colouring the alphabet uppercase with matching picture

Worksheets of colouring the alphabet uppercase and lower case letters

Worksheets of colouring the alphabet uppercase and lower case letters - cartoon theme