Colouring pages
Diwali colouring pages to print
A rangoli pattern on the doorstep, a row of diyas on the windowsill, a plate of sweets to share and the family together in their best clothes. Diwali, the festival of lights, is on Sunday 8 November this year.
18 diwali colouring pages for children, at three levels. One is free to print or colour now, with no sign-up. They print on A4 or US Letter paper, and you can make a diwali colouring book with their name on every page.
Free to print or colour now: a big round rangoli pattern on the doorstep
No sign-up and no adverts. Open it, then choose Print, or colour it on a tablet with a paint pot that stays inside the lines.
18 diwali pictures in the library
Most pictures come at all three levels. These are our own levels: simpler shapes with thick lines at Beginner, more detail at Hard. Pick by what your child enjoys, not just by age.
Beginner (we suggest ages 2–4), 6 pictures
A row of little clay lamps on a windowsill, with a grown-up nearby
The family together in their best clothes
Fireworks watched from the window or garden with a grown-up
Paper lanterns hanging in a window
A plate of sweets to share
Medium (we suggest ages 4–7), 6 pictures
A row of little clay lamps on a windowsill, with a grown-up nearby
The family together in their best clothes
Fireworks watched from the window or garden with a grown-up
Paper lanterns hanging in a window
A plate of sweets to share
A big round rangoli pattern on the doorstep
Hard (we suggest ages 7+), 6 pictures
A row of little clay lamps on a windowsill, with a grown-up nearby
The family together in their best clothes
Fireworks watched from the window or garden with a grown-up
Paper lanterns hanging in a window
A plate of sweets to share
A big round rangoli pattern on the doorstep
The blurred ones are Scribble Club pages. Members colour all of them, at every level, with new ones added regularly.
Questions grown-ups ask
- Are the Diwali colouring pages free?
- One Diwali page is free to print or colour on screen, with no sign-up and no adverts. The other Diwali pictures are Scribble Club pages, which members colour at every level.
- Which level should I choose?
- Beginner has big, simple shapes and thick lines, Medium adds more detail and Hard has the most. Most of the Diwali pictures come at all three levels, so pick by what your child enjoys rather than by age alone.
- Will they print on ordinary paper at home?
- Yes. Open a page and choose Print, and it fits A4 or US Letter paper. The free page also comes as a PDF if that is easier for your printer.
- Can I make a Diwali colouring book with my child's name in it?
- Yes. Choose Diwali, add up to two more themes if you like, pick a level, and we put together a book with their name on the cover and a caption under every picture. You see a preview before you pay.
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Inside Scribble Club
Every colouring page, at every level, to colour on screen or print, with new ones added regularly. Plus Scribblemoor, a little town to walk round with games, stories and friends to meet.
7 days free, then £3.99 a month. Cancel any time.
A diwali book with their name on every page
Pick diwali and up to two more themes, choose a level, and we put together a colouring book with their name on the cover and a caption under every picture. The PDF is £4.99 for 10 pictures (prices in pounds; US visitors pay in dollars) and you see a preview before you pay.
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