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Tuesday 16 November 2021

Response to Text: Rangoli (Tuesday (W5, T4)

 Response to text:30+ Beautiful Peacock Rangoli Designs | Latest Collection 2021

Rangoli


Highlight the correct answer or write down the appropriate response.



1. Rangoli is… 


a) coloured powder b) designs made using coloured powder

c) a new position in soccer d) another word for Diwali


2. What are Rangoli supposed to bring to the house?


a) Bad luck b) Good luck

c) Phospherousity d) Trick or Treaters


3. Rangoli are supposed to bring prosperity. Explain what prosperity is in your own words

→The life of being successful and wealthy by usually making money.


4. True or False: Rangoli in South India is called Mandana


a) True b) False


5. Which of these is NOT a traditional material used to create Rangoli?


a) Beans b) Rice

c) Taro d) Salt


6. “The most important element of Rangoli is being colorful”

Explain how this fits in with Diwali, and what we learned about the lights yesterday.


→Being colorful fits in with diwali since the colours are bright and they show a lot of colour. Exactly like the diwali lights, so if the diwali lights and the colours from the rangoli are kind of the same it is kind of welcoming the presence of Lakshmi.


7. Explain in your own words how to create a Rangoli design.


→ You need some food like salt,rice,beans,pasta and rangoli tools, you also need flower petals and chalk powder. First you have to measure 1 cup of colorful rice,pasta or salt and pour it into a container that actually has a lid. You have to put the lid on the container after you insert the salt,pasta or rice. You have to give a good shake until it is well mixed. Evenly spread everything on a towel or paper plate until dry. Then you are finished making your rangoli colourful powder.


Monday 15 November 2021

Supported Reading - Monday

 

Response to Text: Diwali (Monday (W5, T4)

Response to text:Diwali: What is it? - CBBC Newsround

Diwali


Highlight the correct answer or write down the appropriate response.


1. Diwali is a celebration of… 


a) the start of summer! b) fireworks

c) a new year d) colours and lights


2. What does Diwali mean in Sanskrit?


a) Festival of lights b) Row of lights

c) Fireworks d) New Year


3. Explain what Hindus believe the lights are for during Diwali?

→The lights are for welcoming the presence of Lakshmi. That is why they put up lights.


4. True or False: Diwali is usually celebrated in late November, early December.


a) True b) False


5. What is the name of the art form in which coloured powders are used to create beautiful designs on the floor?


a) Lakshmi b) Rangoli

c) Mithila d) Vishnu


6. “Diwali is a time to reflect upon our lives.”

Explain how this is similar, or different to celebrating New Years in your culture.


→The thing that is similar with each other is they start a new time in their lives. But it is different because Diwali expresses their feelings with a lot of things but new years usually only have fireworks and big feasts in my culture and country.


7. Describe, in your own words, what Diwali is, what it celebrates, and how it is celebrated.


→Diwali is a festival of lights in many different countries but is mostly celebrated in India. The lights celebrate the welcoming presence of Lakshmi. It is celebrated through bright lights,Rangoli art and Traditional food.

 

FOUR FACTS - Diwali (T4, W5)

 

Here is my 4 facts about Diwali! Diwali is a festival of lights celebrated all around the world! But this whole week we are learning about Diwali! It is also celebrated in many different ways everywhere. A common one is lights and rangoli art! This is all for now! :)