Eco-friendly Diwali
Poster Drawing

It is a Diwali that is kind to the air, the animals and the planet: clay diyas, flower rangoli, handmade decorations and fewer crackers, so the sky stays clear and birds and pets stay calm.

Light clay diyas that can be used again, make a rangoli from flowers, decorate with paper lanterns you made yourself, give a plant as a gift, share sweets with neighbours and clean up together afterwards.

"Light diyas, not crackers." "Green Diwali, clean Diwali." "Say no to crackers, say yes to clean air." "More diyas, less smoke." "Plant a tree this Diwali." Pick a short one and write it in big letters.

Choose one idea, like clean air or planting a tree. Draw it big in the middle, or print a poster from this page, then add a short slogan at the top or bottom. Use lots of green and blue with a warm yellow for the diyas.

1. Diwali is the festival of lights. 2. An eco-friendly Diwali does not harm nature. 3. Crackers make the air dirty and very noisy. 4. Loud noise frightens birds and pets. 5. We can light clay diyas instead. 6. We can make rangoli from flowers. 7. We can make our own paper lanterns. 8. We can give plants as gifts. 9. We can clean up together after the festival. 10. A green Diwali is a happy Diwali for everyone.