Festival Safety: Diwali, Sankranti Kites, Holi
Three festival sheets in one pack: Diwali (crackers with grown-ups only, water bucket, kind to scared pets), Sankranti (open ground away from wires, never metal string, let a drifting kite go), Holi (ask before colouring, gentle on eyes and skin, stop when someone says no).
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How to use this with your child
Read the sheet for the festival you are marking, then keep it where the family can see it.
- Let your child point out the safe zone for crackers before the evening begins.
- Kite flying: walk the boundary together first and name the wires that are off limits.
- Holi: oil the skin beforehand and agree a colour-free zone around the eyes and mouth.
Goes well with: the Family Media Agreement for your child’s age (5–7, 8–10, 11–13) — promises the child makes, and promises the grown-ups make back.
Print tips
- Print at 100% scale — not “fit to page”, so the sizes stay true.
- Cards print best on thicker paper; laminate them for a school bag or wallet.
- The ink-saver version is outlines only, so children can colour it in themselves.
- Keep one copy on the fridge and one where the family already looks every day.
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accesslabsapps.com · Festival Safety: Diwali, Sankranti Kites, Holi · Ages 8–10 · Numbers for United States, check with your local authority.