5+ DIY Diwali Cards | Handmade Diwali Card Ideas | Diwali Activities for Kids |

Diwali is a time of love, light, and happiness. Everyone who celebrates this festival feels the exuberance at the mention of the word "Diwali".  It's the time for families to gather, a time to meet and greet friends, and a time to rejoice. A great way to get kids involved in learning about Diwali is to make Diwali cards as you tell them stories from Ramayan and how Diwali is celebrated. In this post I'm sharing some Diwali card ideas to make with kids.

You can watch our video on Diwali greeting cards here:

Halloween Scavenger Hunt for Kids | Halloween Treasure Hunt

Since we were stuck at home because of the pandemic and couldn't go out for trick or treat this year, I created an indoor Halloween Scavenger Hunt for kids.

The rhyming clues were in the form of a story line, I also added an animal activity that they had to glue together DURING the hunt, and they collected chocolates and treats in their basket at each location and an indoor trick-or-treat! I love to organize several different activities rolled into one, and kids definitely had fun!

CVC Word Game for Kindergarten | Consonant Vowel Consonant | CVC Word List for Kids

My kids are 5 and half years old and started Kindergarten this school year.  While they have started learning the basics - alphabets, numbers, etc, by the end of kindergarten they are expected to read, know, and write CVC words.  I started working on that sooner at home.  CVC words are 3-letter words made of Consonant Vowel Consonant sounds.  In this post, I'm sharing a CVC Word Activity to play with kids, and a list of CVC words for practice.

6 Easy Father's Day Cards for Kids to Make | Fathers Day Card Ideas for Children

This year for father's day we made not just one, but six cards.  One, because it is father's day and I thought we could use the cards for a creative treasure hunt, and two, because kids are getting bored this summer vacation so I had to keep them busy, and making cards and crafts was one of the ways.

Here's a video of my kids and I making these cards together: