Diwali Poster
Drawing for Kids
Happy Diwali, eco-friendly, pollution-free and safe Diwali posters for a school project. All A4, free to print.
🪧 6 Diwali posters to colour
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Happy Diwali PosterAges 4–8 · A4⬇ PDF
Eco-friendly Diwali PosterAges 4–8 · A4⬇ PDF
Pollution-free Diwali PosterAges 4–8 · A4⬇ PDF
Diwali Poster DrawingAges 4–8 · A4⬇ PDF
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Safe Diwali PosterAges 4–8 · A4⬇ PDF
Clean DiwaliAges 4–8 · A4⬇ PDFAbout these Diwali posters to colour
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These free Diwali poster drawings are made for a school project or poster competition. Children colour them in, or copy them onto chart paper. There is a Happy Diwali poster with big bubble letters, an eco-friendly poster of a child watering a plant beside glowing diyas, a pollution-free Diwali poster (Diwali pradushan) with a clear sky and a tree full of birds, a safe Diwali poster, a clean Diwali poster and a Diwali poster drawing with an empty box for a message. Several have a box for your own slogan. Each one is a black and white A4 page, ready to download as a PDF or print.
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How do I make a Diwali poster for school?
Pick one idea, like a green Diwali or a safe Diwali. Print a poster here, or copy it onto A4 or chart paper in pencil. Colour it with oil pastels or colour pencils, then write a short slogan in big letters.
What should I write on a Diwali poster?
Keep it short so it can be read from far away: "Happy Diwali", "Light diyas, not crackers", "Green Diwali, clean Diwali" or "Say no to crackers". Three of these posters have an empty box for your slogan.
How do I make a poster on Diwali pollution?
Show what a clean Diwali looks like: children lighting diyas, a clear sky, trees and birds. Add a slogan about clean air. The pollution-free and eco-friendly posters on this page are drawn for exactly this project (Diwali pradushan poster).
What size paper should a Diwali poster be?
These posters print on A4 paper at home or school. For an A3 sheet or chart paper, keep the page beside you and copy it larger in pencil before you colour.
All sheets are free for home and classroom use. Please don't resell them.