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Encouraging kids to learn about the world is so much fun with art. Here's a colorful way to explore rangoli designs with kids as you learn about India. Rangoli designs are often used to decorate the entry to homes during Indian festivals including Diwali.

Rangoli is one of the most popular art forms in India.
Here's how you can make your own Rangoli at home!
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Rangoli Design Ideas for Kids

Rangolis are special patterns made usually from rice flour and sugar or materials such as cereals, pulses, grains, sand or beads. They combine dots, lines, flower designs to create colorful designs on the ground in homes in India and throughout the world, especially at Diwali time.

The motifs used are usually taken from nature or geometric patterns using lines and shapes, drawn around a grid of dots. Rangolis are particularly popular around festivals such as Diwali - the Hindu festival of light.

Materials for Rangoli

How to Make Rangoli Art Designs with Kids

1. Place Salt into ziplock bags and then squirt in two drops of Food Coloring . Shake the bag until all of thesalt is colored. Continue until you have made all of your desired colors. Allow to coloring to dry before using for best results.

2. Apply small thin layer of glue onto the Rangoli design that you have drawn or printed. Then sprinkle the desired colored salt onto the areas.

*If you're applying to the ground just simply design and the sweep up once complete after the festival, no glue needed.

3. Apply glue to additional areas once you've applied the first color. Continue until you have filled all of the rangoli art design in. You can blow any additional colored sand off in between colors.

4. Allow image to dry. Mount onto recycled cardboard for additional support. When complete this is a fragile piece of art. However, it provides such an opportunity to develop fine motor skills and an appreciation of Indian culture it's so worth it.

Printable Rangoli Designs

We used a printable versionof a Rangoli as a beginner for my kids. On our sidewalk and doorway for Diwali though we do use some Rangoli stencils and also I have my kids create their own designs with sidewalk chalk.

Take a peek on Pinterest to see all the gorgeous way to create your own Rangoli or see a few video tutorials of hand made rangoli designs .
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Rangoli Books for Kids

Click on images for more details about these Rangoli Products that I recommend as you explore this Art form from India. Here are a few fun books too to learn about Rangoli.

Click now for the Best Diwali Books for Kids of All Ages
Rangoli Stencils

Rangoli Stencils are available to purchase through the markets in india but luckily you can also find them on amazon. Our favorite is the one featured here with the footprints.
Rangoli Powders Rangoli Activity Ideas from Amazon
Rangoli Stencils
Have you noticed the recent growing trend many Mandala designs available?

Here's a few videos of how to make Rangoli Art at home with colored sand.
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Diwali Activities for Kids

I'm sharing this Diwali inspired post today as part of a series of posts from bloggers and the Multicultural Kid Blogs. Click Here to visit the other ideas that they've shared for Diwali.

Kids Activity Ideas for Diwali from The Educators' Spin On It

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Explore indian art with this Rangoli craft idea for kids using salt and food coloring. A colorful way to explore rangoli designs as you learn about India and Diwali.

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Good knock knock jokes have been making people laugh for ages, regardless of their age. Kids, grandparents, and everyone in between gets a kick out of a funny one. Of course, the best knock knock jokes can be a little corny, but that's part of the fun. Given that killer ones have a few parts, it can be tough to remember them over time, especially for kids. That's why we rounded up some of the best knock knock jokes for kids.

But truth be told, even adults appreciate a good one every now and then. So, don't let age get in your way. Enjoy and share these with friends, family, and especially kids who need a good laugh.

Knock Knock Jokes

1. Knock, Knock
Who's there?
Nobel.
Nobel who?
Nobel...that's why I knocked!

Knock-Knock Jokes for Kids

Corny Knock Knock Jokes

Funny Knock Knock Jokes

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Whether you celebrate May the Fourth be with You, Revenge of the Fifth, or This is the May, Star Wars activities are super fun all month long (or any other time) and give you a great excuse to talk about space exploration and observation. Pull out your favorite space crafts, print out some space mazes, or start planning a space camp at home, and check out these fun Star Wars learning activities.'

First, dress up your pencils by turning them into light sabers with this idea from Keeping it Simple Crafts. Then you'll be all set to play these Star Wars-inspired Mad Libs from Get Away Today.

Or check out this Star Wars preschool printable pack from Hazen Home and School. It has a counting activity, three part cards, repeating patterns, letter tracing and more.

Help your toddler make Yoda out of simple shapes with this activity from Toddler Approved. Or you can make Star Wars characters using cardboard tubes with these ideas from Hello Wonderful.

Turn classic baking soda and vinegar play into a rescue mission with mini figures and this tutorial from Fun-a-Day.

Use basic bricks to make Star Wars-themed constructions (Yoda, R2D2 and a Death Star) with these ideas from Little Bins for Little Hands. Or grab the mosaic building cards from Frugal Fun for Boys and Girls. She also has a pattern from making Rainbow loom light sabers. So cute!

Color in some baby Yoda bookmarks for storytime from Rock Your Homeschool, and get a ton of printable games and activities from Preschool Printables Free. And don't miss Printabelle's Star Wars bingo cards.

And if your kids love to dress up, check out the easy Ewok ears and hoods I made for my daughter's birthday a few years ago. Other than the fur mess these were easy to mass produce and a big hit with the kids!

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Valentine's Day is a great excuse for a craft session with the kids. These Valentine's Day crafts for kids are perfect to celebrate the sweetest time of the year.

Crafting with my daughter is one of my favorite things, so today I have rounded up 12 of our favorite Valentine's Day crafts that you can share with your own children this holiday season.

They are all fun and easy with most using materials that you probably already have around the house.

Easy Valentine's Day Crafts for Kids!

Here are some supplies you might need to create these crafts at home.

Even more great crafts for kids you don't want to miss!

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Kachina (pronounced kah-CHEE-nah) dolls are traditional, hand-carved wooden dolls made by Hopi Indians of the southwestern US. Each Kachina doll represents a spirit in life. Some typical spirits represented by the Hopi in Kachina dolls include: the chief, the corn maiden, the ceremonial dancer, the singer, the ogre, the buffalo, the badger, the crow, the hawk, clouds, the sun, and the rainbow.

You can design your Kachina doll to represent anything you'd like!

A toilet paper or other cardboard tube

Scissors

Tape

Hot glue (and paper glue if you're using construction paper for the clothing)

A styrofoam ball or a ping-pong ball (or another object for the doll's head, like clay or a small box)

Tempera paint, acrylic paint, and/or markers

Brushes

Scraps of construction paper, felt, and/or fabric

Yarn

Feathers, beads, buttons, shells, ribbons, and other decorative objects

Thick cardboard, cut from a sturdy box (for the doll's base)

Instructions

1.

Make two slits opposite each other in a toilet paper tube - they should go about a third of the way up the tube. Then make two short cuts at the ends of each slit you just made, cutting a "T" shape on each side of the roll (the flaps under the "T"s will be the legs of the doll).

2.

Curve each of the two flaps you just made into small cylinders - these will be the doll's legs. Make sure that the edges meet exactly. Use tape to secure each cylinder (doll's leg).

3.

Using hot glue, attach a styrofoam ball or a ping-pong ball to the top of the tube (this will be the doll's head). You can use other objects for the head, like modelling clay or a small box.

If the ball is a bit too small for the tube, make a series of cuts along the top of the cardboard tube, forming flaps. Then fold the flaps into the tube. Glue the ball to the flaps. Let the glue cool and set.

4.

Next, think of the theme that your doll will represent. Then you can decorate and dress your doll.

Paint the head and let it dry. Then draw in the facial features using markers or paint. To make hair, glue on bits of yarn or felt scraps (or something else!).

5.

Cover the body and legs with pieces of construction paper, felt, and/or fabric. Glue them to the doll (hot glue works well with felt and fabric - tape or glue is better for construction paper).

Decorate the figure by gluing on feathers, beads, buttons, shells, ribbons, and/or other decorative objects.

6.

Make a base (oval, circular, rectangular or another shape) for your doll out of thick cardboard.

Think of your doll's theme when making its base. If your doll represented water, you could design a base that looked like a pool of water; if your doll represented the sun, the base could look like a sunburst.

Using hot glue, attach the Kachina doll to its base.

7.

Decorate the base using paint, paper, beads, or anything else that fits into the theme of your doll.

You now have your own Kachina doll!

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