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Watch the video and make a paper diya.

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Diy How to make Paper Diyas in 15 minutes for Diwali Decoration

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- gold paper
- red/blue/orange/green paper (neon colors)
- something circular to trace a circle
- glue

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Who is Mahatma Gandhi?

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There are 10 pages. After introducing the day's topic, work on two pages a day.

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Bengal Tiger

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Use the map of India to answer the following questions.

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Use the flag of India to answer the following questions.

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Bengal Tiger

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Fill in the cities and borders of India  on the map.

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Fill in the names of the major cities on the map.

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Fill in the borders of India on the map.

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Connect the Dots Map                           (PreK - 1st) 

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Connect the Dots Map                           (PreK - 1st) 

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Connect the dots to complete the map.

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The Indian Peacock

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The Indian Peacock

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Lotus

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Lotus

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Indian Fig Tree

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Indian Fig Tree

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The national anthem of India is the Hindi version of an anthem which was originally composed in Bengali by Rabindranath Tagore.

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Indian Rupees

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Money - Indian Rupees | Mathematics Book B | Periwinkle

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India celebrates various holidays and festivals; however, there are only three national holidays in India:

1. Republic Day - January 26

2. Independence Day - August 15

3. Gandhi Jayanti - October 2

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What is Diwali?
How is Diwali celebrated?

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Why is Diwali called Festival of Lights?

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Why is Diwali called Festival of Lights?

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What is Holi?
How is Holi celebrated?

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Why is Holi called Festival of Colors?
Girls covered in neon powder celebrating Holi.

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KWL Chart - What I Know, What I Want to Know, What I Learned 

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KWL Chart - What I Know, What I Want to Know, What I Learned 

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Did you know?

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This project works best on heavy paper or cardstock.

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The national animal of India is the Bengal Tiger.

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- orange/pink/black/yellow/white construction paper
- googly eyes (big)
- paper bag
- black marker
- scissors
- glue

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Step 1. Download the template (found towards the end of this post)

Step 2. Cut large squares of cardstock or construction paper and glue onto the paper bag. This is to provide the bag with additional support and colour!

Make sure you glue the cardstock onto the side that the square bottom flaps up!

Cut off any excess paper/card.

Step 3. Trace the paw template onto paper and cut out.

Glue the paws onto the paper bag and add lines with a black marker.

Step 4. Trace the triangle templates onto black paper. cut out and glue onto the front of the paper bag.

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Step 5. Cut a strip of paper and glue onto the back of the paper bag – this will be tiger’s tail!

Cut a small piece of yellow paper and add slits to create the appearance of a furry tuft.

Add this to the end of the tiger’s tail.

Step 6. Trace the mouth onto paper and glue them to the front of the paper bag.

Step 7. Add a black paper triangle to the mouth, either with a black marker or construction paper.

Step 8. Add further detail with a black marker.

Step 9. Trace the ears onto paper and cut.

Glue the ear pieces together and add them to the front of the paper bag.

Step 10. Finish off with a pair of eyes!

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DIY Home Decoration : How to Make a Peacock from Plastic Spoons Crafts | DIY Projects | StylEnrich

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- orange / white / green cardstock or construction paper
- black marker
- popsicle sticks

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- paint: blue, yellow, teal, beige, green, gray, red
- plastic spoons
- styrofoam circle
- yellow cardstock or construction paper
- glitter sheet or gold glitter
- decorative stones (silver glitter)
- cardboard
- Q-tips
- cardboard cutter (box cutter)
- scissors
- glue
- paint brush (small and medium)
- glue gun