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Diwali Fortune Teller Activity with Answers Diwali Fortune Teller Instructions 1 4 With pictures face down, fold Once again, fold all corners to on both diagonal lines. Unfold. the centre. 2 5 Fold all four corners to Fold paper in half and unfold. the centre. 3 6 Turn paper over. Fold in half from top to bottom. Do not unfold. 7 Slide thumbs and forefingers under the squares and move the fortune teller back and forth to play. History | Year 3 | Celebrations around the World | Diwali | Lesson 5 visit twinkl.com visit Lying on back | Year 3 | Celebrations around the World | Diwali | Lesson 5 Lesson | Diwali | World the around Celebrations | 3 Year | Lakshmi History History What is Lakshmi How do people the goddess of? welcome Lakshmi into their homes? Write answer here Write answer here List the ways people List the ways celebrate Diwali. celebrate Write answer here answer Write What is a diya lamp? What is a diya lamps Diya Diya Write answer here answer Write Write answer here answer Write Describe one of the Describe days of Diwali. days Celebrations made from? Write answer here answer Write lamps usually lamps What are diya diya What are Write answer here answer Write Write answer here answer Write patterns? made from? made What are Rangoli Rangoli are What What are Rangoli Rangoli are What Rangoli Add your answers to complete the Fortune Teller. Fortune the complete to answers your Add Example Answers Rangoli What are Rangoli made from? Rangoli are made using rice, grains, flour, sand or chalk. What are Rangoli patterns? Rangoli patterns are colourful and bright designs made on the floor by the entrance of a house to welcome visitors. Diya lamps What are diya lamps usually made from? Diya lamps are usually made from clay. What is a diya lamp? Diya are special lamps lit to guide the goddess Lakshmi into people’s homes. Lakshmi What is Lakshmi the goddess of? Lakshmi is the goddess of money, good luck and prosperity. How do people welcome Lakshmi into their homes? To welcome Lakshmi into their homes, families will leave their doors and windows open and paint Rangoli patterns to invite Lakshmi in. Celebrations List the ways people celebrate Diwali. Light diya lamps, make rangoli, fireworks, give gifts and sweets Describe one of the days of Diwali. Dhanteras (day of fortune) Naraka Chaturdasi (day of knowledge) Diwali (day of light) Padwa (New Year) Bhai Dooj (day of love between siblings) History | Year 3 | Celebrations around the World | Diwali | Lesson 5 Diwali Fortune Teller Instructions 1 4 With pictures face down, fold Once again, fold all corners to on both diagonal lines. Unfold. the centre. 2 5 Fold all four corners to Fold paper in half and unfold. the centre. 3 6 Turn paper over. Fold in half from top to bottom. Do not unfold. 7 Slide thumbs and forefingers under the squares and move the fortune teller back and forth to play. History | Year 3 | Celebrations around the World | Diwali | Lesson 5 Add answers to the questions. Write four of your own questions and answers to complete the Fortune Teller. If you can, try to think of questions to fit the categories shown on the Fortune Teller. Q: Rangoli patterns? What are Rangoli A: A: Celebrations Q: A: A: Whatmade are Rangoli from? A: A: Q: lamp? What is a diya diya a is What A: Diya A: Lying on back lamps Q: Lakshmi usually made from? made usually What are diya lamps lamps diya are What visit twinkl.com History | Year 3 | Celebrations around the World | Diwali | Lesson 5 Example Answers Rangoli What are Rangoli made from? Rangoli are made using rice, grains, flour, sand or chalk. What are Rangoli patterns? Rangoli patterns are colourful and bright designs made on the floor by the entrance of a house to welcome visitors. Diya lamps What are diya lamps usually made from? Diya lamps are usually made from clay. What is a diya lamp? Diya are special lamps lit to guide the goddess Lakshmi into people’s homes. Lakshmi What is Lakshmi the goddess of? Lakshmi is the goddess of money, good luck and prosperity. How do people welcome Lakshmi into their homes? To welcome Lakshmi into their homes, families will leave their doors and windows open and paint Rangoli patterns to invite Lakshmi in. Celebrations List the ways people celebrate Diwali. Light diya lamps, make rangoli, fireworks, and give gifts and sweets Describe one of the days of Diwali. Dhanteras (day of fortune) Naraka Chaturdashi (day of knowledge) Diwali (day of light) Padwa (New Year) Bhai Dooj (day of love between siblings) History | Year 3 | Celebrations around the World | Diwali | Lesson 5 Diwali Fortune Teller Instructions 1 4 With pictures face down, fold Once again, fold all corners to on both diagonal lines. Unfold. the centre. 2 5 Fold all four corners to Fold paper in half and unfold. the centre. 3 6 Turn paper over. Fold in half from top to bottom. Do not unfold. 7 Slide thumbs and forefingers under the squares and move the fortune teller back and forth to play. History | Year 3 | Celebrations around the World | Diwali | Lesson 5 Look carefully at the four areas listed on the Fortune Teller. Can you write two questions about Diwali under each of these headings? Don’t forget to write the answers to complete the Fortune Teller. Q: Rangoli Q: A: A: Celebrations Q: Q: A: A: A: A: Q: Q: A: Diya A: Lying on back lamps Q: Lakshmi Q: visit twinkl.com History | Year 3 | Celebrations around the World | Diwali | Lesson 5 Example Answers Rangoli What are Rangoli made from? Rangoli are made using rice, grains, flour, sand or chalk What are Rangoli patterns? Rangoli patterns are colourful and bright designs made on the floor by the entrance of a house to welcome visitors Diya lamps What are diya lamps usually made from? Diya lamps are usually made from clay. What is a diya lamp? Diya are special lamps lit to guide the goddess Lakshmi into people’s homes. Lakshmi What is Lakshmi the goddess of? Lakshmi is the goddess of money, good luck and prosperity. How do people welcome Lakshmi into their homes? To welcome Lakshmi into their homes, families will leave their doors and windows open and paint Rangoli patterns to invite Lakshmi in. Celebrations List the ways people celebrate Diwali. Light diya lamps, make rangoli, fireworks, give gifts and sweets Describe one of the days of Diwali. Dhanteras (day of fortune) Naraka Chaturdasi (day of knowledge) Diwali (day of light) Padwa (New Year) Bhai Dooj (day of love between siblings) History | Year 3 | Celebrations around the World | Diwali | Lesson 5.
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