Dibuja una niña con un sari en la India (Festival de Diwali): Clase de arte de una niña viajera en Asia

During this class, students will explore Diwali, a  popular festival of India. We’ll celebrate this day by drawing a Travel Girl character wearing a sari, traditional clothing for Indian women. In this drawing class, students will draw a celebration featuring lights, fireworks, flowers and more. Students will enjoy sketching and coloring the festive scene. 

Travel Girl is a character created by Teacher MoMo. The Travel Girl travels the world and explores different culture. This class is one of several drawing classes featuring this character in a unique cultural setting. 

First, the class will begin with an introduction to the basic facts about Diwali. In India, Diwali is the famous "festival of lights" that is celebrated for five days. Historical, it was a celebration for the Hindu religion, but nowadays, according to news reports, Diwali is  a national festival that is celebrated in non-Hindu communities. Across the country, clay lamps are  lit outside of homes to represent the good light overcoming the darkness in life.

Second, students will sketch a special picture of a Diwali celebration inspired by the teacher's picture. Students will be able to decide colors, patterns, and place of items, so they create a personalized picture.

Lastly, students will color the picture using color pencils and pens. Students will end the class with a beautiful Travel Girl drawing and know more about Diwali as it relates to modern day celebrations. As the teacher, I will guide students to create a unique drawing that reflects their personalities and curiosity about the festival of lights.