Printable events & festivals worksheets
12 events & festivals packs for ages 3–8 — 192 printable pages in total. Diwali, Pongal, Christmas, Holi, Father's Day and Mother's Day activities
Every sheet prints on A4 and US Letter. Included with any activity pack, or take all 3547 pages in the library.
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Included in every activity pack, or take all 3547 pages in one go.
A festival pack that is not just colouring
Most festival printables are a picture to colour and little else. These packs carry the same tracing, pattern and counting work as the rest of the library, themed to the day — so a child spending an afternoon on Diwali sheets is also practising symmetry, handwriting and numbers.
Rangoli and kolam as real pattern work
Rangoli is a grid of dots joined by lines, which makes it genuinely teachable on paper and a proper symmetry exercise. Half the pattern is printed and the child completes the mirror image. It is the part of Diwali and Pongal a small child can actually take part in.
Timing matters more here than anywhere else
A Diwali pack is worth printing in October and useless in December. Each festival has its own page with the pack, what is in it, and an explanation of the festival for the adult who has to answer questions while the child works.
Events & Festivals worksheets — common questions
Which festivals do you have worksheets for?
Diwali, Pongal, Christmas and Holi as full activity packs, plus Father's Day, Mother's Day and other occasion sheets.
Do the festival packs need a colour printer?
No. Every page is designed to work in black and white on plain paper.
What is in a festival activity pack?
Sixteen pages: six rangoli or pattern grids, six word tracing pages using festival words, three counting pages and a blank grid for the child's own design.
Can a school print these for a whole class?
Yes — the licence covers classroom use.