Ganesha With Modak
A friendly seated Ganesha holds one large modak in his raised hand, with a second modak beside him. Add only a small lotus and a curved decorative border around the figure.
यह पन्ना अभी हिन्दी में उपलब्ध नहीं है — अंग्रेज़ी में दिखा रहे हैं।
Ganesh Chaturthi Activities for Kids
These Ganesh Chaturthi colouring pages give children aged 3 to 12 a calm way to learn about and enjoy the festival. They are free to print for use at home or in your own classroom, with simple pictures for younger children and more detailed scenes for older learners.
डाउनलोड के लिए मुफ़्त खाता ज़रूरी · हर दिन 20 मुफ़्त डाउनलोड
Choose a Ganesh page to colour
Happy Diya And Ganesha
A smiling Ganesha sits beside one large diya with a simple flame. Add two large flower shapes and a plain floor line.
Ganesha On A Lotus
Ganesha sits peacefully on a large lotus flower, with two broad leaves and a simple pond curve below. Leave plenty of open space around the central figure.
Ganesha And His Mouse
A cheerful Ganesha bends slightly to greet a friendly mouse sitting near his feet. Add one oversized modak and two simple flower shapes.
Ganesha With Garland
Ganesha stands holding a large flower garland in front of him. Add three big flowers on the ground and a simple arch behind him.
Ganesha Blessing Pose
A seated Ganesha raises one hand in a gentle blessing gesture while holding a round sweet in the other. Add a low cushion and two large leaves.
Festival Flower Basket
A small basket filled with large flowers sits beside a friendly seated Ganesha. Add one diya and a short curved floor line.
Ganesha With Coconut
Ganesha sits beside a simple puja tray containing a coconut, one flower and a modak. Add a plain mat beneath the objects.
Ganesha Under Arch
A smiling Ganesha stands beneath a broad festival arch decorated with three large flowers. Place two diyas at the bottom corners.
Ganesha At Home
A child sits on a floor mat beside a small Ganesha idol, offering one flower. Include a low table with a modak and a simple window in the background.
Decorating The Pandal
Two children hang large flower garlands around a small Ganesha idol on a decorated pandal platform. Add broad fabric swags, two diyas and a few floor flowers.
Modak Offering Tray
A child places several modaks on a round offering tray before a seated Ganesha. Include a diya, flower petals and a low table in a home prayer corner.
Ganesha And Lotus Pond
Ganesha sits beside a pond with open lotus flowers and lily pads, while a mouse rests near the bank. Add reeds, two butterflies and a distant tree.
Family Festival Prayer
A family of three sits respectfully before a small Ganesha idol during a home celebration. Show a low prayer table, flowers, modaks, diyas and a simple wall decoration.
Ganesha With Drums
A joyful Ganesha plays a small drum while two children play hand drums nearby. Set the scene in a decorated courtyard with flower strings, diyas and a few leaves.
Monsoon Festival Pandal
A small community pandal shelters a Ganesha idol during a rainy Ganesh Chaturthi day. Show children with umbrellas, puddles, flower garlands, diyas under the roof and leafy plants.
Market For Modaks
A child and an adult choose modaks from a welcoming Indian market stall decorated with flowers. Include a basket, a hanging garland, a small Ganesha picture-free idol and a bicycle in….
Festival Rangoli Border
A child completes a simple rangoli around a central Ganesha idol, using broad petals, circles, leaves and diya shapes. Show a doorway and two flower baskets behind the child.
Ganesha In A Palanquin
A small clay Ganesha idol rests in a flower-decorated palanquin carried carefully by four adults in a community procession. Add trees, a few homes and flower petals along the street.
Festival Morning Balcony
A child and grandparent arrange flowers and a diya beside a small Ganesha idol on an apartment balcony. Include potted plants, a railing, distant rooftops and soft morning clouds.
Grand Community Pandal
A large public pandal displays a seated Ganesha idol on a decorated platform, surrounded by families, flower garlands, lamps, pillars and fabric canopies. Include an open courtyard with….
Modak Cooking At Home
An adult and child prepare modaks in an Indian kitchen while a small Ganesha idol sits respectfully on a decorated shelf. Show a steamer, bowls, coconut, flowers, a window and kitchen….
Evening Diya Offering
A family offers diyas before Ganesha at dusk in a home courtyard. Include many flower garlands, a rangoli, a low prayer table, potted plants, a crescent moon and a few stars.
Rainy Day Procession
A respectful Ganesh Chaturthi procession moves along a tree-lined Indian street in light rain, with a flower-covered Ganesha idol on a cart, umbrellas, musicians and puddle reflections.….
Visarjan By The River
Adults carefully carry a clay Ganesha idol toward a calm river for visarjan, with families watching respectfully from the bank. Show flower offerings, a decorated path, trees, distant….
Festival Street Decorations
An Indian neighbourhood street is prepared for Ganesh Chaturthi with children making flower strings, adults hanging fabric, a small Ganesha idol on a platform, diyas and potted plants.….
Ganesha In A Garden
A peaceful Ganesha sits beneath a flowering tree in a garden while children place flowers and modaks nearby. Add a stone path, butterflies, birds, flower beds, a small water pot and a….
Festival Craft Table
Children make paper flowers and decorate a small clay Ganesha idol at a classroom or community craft table. Show scissors, glue pots, flower shapes, a waste-paper basket, a window and a….
Ganesha Under Starry Sky
A beautifully decorated Ganesha idol sits on an outdoor platform at night, surrounded by diyas, flowers, hanging lanterns and a calm family gathering. Include a starry sky, palm trees….
At a glance
- Ages: 3 to 12 years
- Skills: Colouring, focus, cultural learning
- You need: Crayons, pencils or markers
- Time: 10 to 25 minutes each
A gentle mix for different ages
The set includes friendly pictures linked to Ganesh Chaturthi, such as Ganesha, modaks, diyas, flowers, decorations and festival scenes. Younger children can work with large, bold outlines and a few clear areas to colour. Older children can try pictures with more details, patterns and background objects. These pages give children a simple introduction to familiar festival symbols without asking them to copy a fixed colour scheme. You can use them during the festival or as part of a lesson about Indian celebrations.
Use the pages at home or in class
At home, let your child choose one page after a short story or family conversation about Ganesh Chaturthi. Display the finished work near your prayer area or on a fridge, keeping religious items and artwork respectfully separate as your family prefers. In class, use a page as a quiet activity after a discussion about festivals in India. Children can share the colours they chose, label objects such as diya or modak, or make a small festival word wall with teacher support. The Ganesh Chaturthi colouring pages offer another set to use alongside these activities.
Three simple facts for children
Ganesha is shown with an elephant head and is respected as a Hindu deity associated with wisdom and new beginnings. Ganesh Chaturthi celebrates his birth anniversary and is observed in many parts of India. Families and communities may pray, sing, share modaks and place clay idols in homes or public pandals. At the end of the celebration, many clay idols are taken for visarjan, or immersion, in water. Customs differ between families and regions, so children can ask an adult about the way their community marks the festival.
Lumi's tips
- For a younger child, name each object in the picture and offer two or three crayons at a time instead of the whole colour box.
- For an older child, ask them to add a border, label the festival objects, or write two sentences about the scene after colouring.
- Keep it connected to real life by inviting your child to notice flowers, diyas, modaks or decorations used in your family celebration.
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माता-पिता के सवाल
What are good Ganesh Chaturthi activities for kids?
Colouring, making paper decorations, learning festival words, listening to a short story and talking about family customs are simple choices. These pages give children a quiet starting activity.
What can children learn from Ganesh Chaturthi colouring pages?
Children can recognise common festival symbols such as Ganesha, modaks, diyas and flowers. They can also practise careful colouring while learning that celebrations may differ across India.
Are these activities suitable for preschool children?
Yes. Younger children can use the pages with bold outlines and large spaces, while an adult names the objects and talks about the festival in simple language.
How can I use these pages in a classroom?
Use a page after a short discussion about Ganesh Chaturthi, then invite children to name the objects or share their colour choices. Older pupils can add labels or write a few lines about the celebration.
How do I download and print the Ganesh Chaturthi activities?
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