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10 Easy Lantern Making Ideas for Kids
Lantern-making is a fun activity to get your kids’ creative juices flowing and to build excitement for Diwali. It’s also a great way to get children involved in decorating the house for Diwali, as they proudly see their hand-made lanterns hanging high and bright. Here is an article on 10 easy lantern-making ideas for kids.
What Is the Significance of Akash Kandil During Diwali?
Lanterns or akash kandils are a significant part of Diwali across India. The windows and doors of each house are lit by bright lights and decorations, at the centre of which you’ll see a beautiful lantern. But, why do people hang an akash kandil during Diwali? These are essentially a symbol of light, with the main idea being to eliminate any darkness and bring forth happiness in everyone’s life. The lantern also symbolises Krishna’s victory over the demon Narakasura, and is a form of celebration and happiness. While you can easily buy a beautiful akash kandil from the store, making one with your kid is an even better experience, as you can bond and prepare for the festival of lights together.
Hand-Made Lantern Ideas for Children
Listed below are easy lanterns that children of all ages can make. You can make these together with your child as a fun bonding activity. If you’re wondering how to make a lantern, here are 10 different types of lanterns and easy-to-follow instructions on making them.
1. Foam Lantern
Making Chinese/ foam lanterns is extremely easy, and can even be made by preschoolers. Here’s how to make a foam lantern at home.
What You Will Need
Foam sheets (of two different colours)
A stapler
Scissors
A ruler and pencil
2 clothespins
How to Do
Cut a rectangular piece of one foam sheet.
Then, roll it into a cylindrical shape and secure the edges with two clothespins to make the inner foam piece.
Cut a rectangular piece of the second coloured foam sheet (this piece should be 2 inches longer, vertically).
Fold it horizontally and cut slits along the folded side. Stop at least 1 centimeter away from both edges.
Draw lines using a ruler and a pencil to mark where the cuts should be, if your child is doing the cutting work. This will be the outer foam piece.
Now, it’s time to place the outer and inner foam pieces together.
First, join the top of the foam pieces by stapling them together (you will see that the outer foam piece is longer than the inner foam piece).
Then, join the bottom of the foam pieces by stapling them together (you will notice that the outer foam piece will balloon a bit at the centre, where the slits have been made).
Lastly, cut out a thin, long strip to make the handle of the lantern and staple it onto the lantern.
2. Pyramid Lanterns
These lanterns look beautiful and will light up your home during Diwali or a fun get-together.
What You Will Need
Paper
A pencil
A ruler
Colour pencils
Sketch pens
A paper puncher
Tape
A battery-operated candle
How to Do
Draw a triangle on a piece of paper and cut it out. This is your template.
Ask your child to colour a sheet of paper.
Using the template, draw four triangles attached to each other on the back-side of the coloured sheet.
Cut out the these four triangles together (do not separate them).
Tape the ends together.
Punch some holes in the pyramid or cut out any small shapes of your choice.
Place the paper pyramid on top of the battery operated candle.
3. Table Jar Lantern
This is probably one of the easiest lantern crafts for children to make all by themselves.
What You Will Need
A glass Jar
Glue
A brush for the glue
Colourful paper (origami paper, streamers, tissue papers work best)
Candles
A scissor
A battery-operated candle
How to Do
Cut the paper into different sized strips.
Using a brush, cover the outside of the jar with glue.
Then, start sticking the paper strips on the jar, one after the other.
Use more glue wherever required to stick strips in a way that they overlap each other.
Continue sticking until the entire jar is covered with the paper strips.
Once you finish, dab a layer of glue on the entire jar, on top of the glued on paper strips, and leave it to dry overnight.
In the evenings, place the candle inside the jar and light it up.
4. Paper Lanterns
This basic paper lantern for kids will brighten up your Diwali night. Here’s how to make a paper lamp at home.
What You Will Need
Card stock (any dark colour)
Tissue paper/ streamers (2-3 different colours)
A pencil or pen
A stationary knife
Scissors
Glue
A battery operated candle
How to Do
Decide on the size of your lantern and cut a rectangle shape from the card stock sheet.
Now, fold the rectangle equally in three folds, so that when we fold it, it becomes a triangle.
Now, draw a design on the middle portion of the card stock (any design that is easy for the child).
Using a stationery knife, cut out the design. Help your child do this if he is too young.
Then, using glue, stick the different coloured tissue papers on the inner side of the lamp.
Put glue along the extra bit of the card stock and paste the other side of the card stock to it.
5. Sphere Lantern
The sphere lantern is super easy and can make for nice decor in your child’s room or your balcony during Diwali. Here’s how to make an akash kandil in a sphere shape.
What You Will Need
2 – 3, thin, coloured chart paper sheets.
Glue
A thumb pin
A ribbon
Scissors
How to Do
Decide on the size of your lantern and cut different coloured strips of paper.
Arrange the strips, one on top of the other, alternating between each colour.
Attach them with a thumb pin at one end of the strips by putting glue on the prickly side of the pin.
Follow the same on the other side too and spread the strips to form a sphere shape.
Tie a ribbon on top so that it can be hung.
6. Kiddy Lantern
This is a great opportunity for your child to be as creative as possible while making a kandil for Diwali.
What You Will Need
Coloured paper of A4 size
A thin cardboard
Paints
A scissor
A pencil
Glue
Double-sided tape
Regular tape
Old artwork (optional)
How to Do
Starting from one corner of the paper, make diagonal folds till the end.
Unfold the paper and repeat the same from the opposite corner (there will diamond shape formations in the paper).
Roll the paper and paste the sides with double-sided tape.
Using the circle of the base of the lantern, cut out a circle from the cardboard.
Fix this circular cardboard at the bottom, with double sided tape.
Put a regular tape on two opposite sides of the opening and punch a hole, so that the paper does not tear.
Insert a string through the holes and tie the ends.
Decorate the outer side of the lamp by sticking artwork or painting it.
7. Plastic Bottle Lantern
This beautiful lantern can be made from throwaway plastic bottles. It’s a great way to re-use plastic that would otherwise be thrown away as waste.
What You Will Need
A big plastic bottle with a round bottom
Glue
A brush
Origami paper/tissue paper
Scissors
A pencil
A stationery knife
Strings
Coloured tapes (3-4 types)
A battery-operated candle
How to Do
Cut off the bottle top with a stationery knife.
Fold the sheet of paper into a small square and draw a circle.
Then cut out the circle in such a way that you get many circle cut outs in one go.
Cut the other coloured paper in different shapes.
Then, apply glue on the bottle and start pasting the paper cut outs on it.
Once you are finished, apply a final coating of glue on top of it and let it dry overnight.
Cut 5-6 strings, about 20” long, and stick strips of washi tapes around the strings, leaving some space in between. Also, cut the tape at the ends for a flag shape.
Make small holes on the opening of the lantern and tie the strings to it.
Now bring all the strings together and tie them up.
Place a battery-operated candle inside it and hang the lamp.
8. Plastic Cup Lantern
Try this easy and fun way of turning a plastic glass into a lantern. This is another great way to use things you find at home to make a sky lantern.
What You Will Need
A transparent plastic glass
Acrylic paint or permanent markers
A paper puncher
String
A battery-operated candle
How to Do
Make designs on the glass with markers or paint.
Make two holes on opposite sides at the top of the glass.
Insert a string through the holes and tie it up.
Place a battery-operated candle inside it and hang it.
9. Owl Lantern
This is a cute, easy-to-make lantern that will make any child happy.
What You Will Need
Round, ready made, plain paper lamp
Chart paper and printed paper
Glue
Scissors
Sketch Pen
A pencil
How to Do
Cut out big, round eyes, legs, ears, nose, and wings of an owl from the chart paper.
Then, trace the wings on the printed sheet and cut it out.
Paste the printed paper wings onto the chart paper wings.
Draw two small circles inside the eyes and colour the nose and legs.
Now, paste all of them on the lantern.
10. Painted Round Paper Lanterns
This is a cheap and easy do-it-yourself lantern which can be made at home. Your child is sure to have a lot of fun with this.
What You Will Need
Round, ready-made, plain paper lamp
A toothbrush
Paint
A palette
How to Do
Take some paint and add some water.
Paint the entire lantern with different colours.
Your child can mix different colours and be as creative as possible.
The above lantern ideas are easy and can be made by kids without any hassle. However, parental guidance is required while using scissors or a knife. Once your child has finished making the lantern, you can display it in your house for visitors to see!
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The question of which kind of bread - white or brown - is healthier has always been the subject of debate. People have always believed that brown bread is superior to white bread. But is this actually true?
How Do White and Brown Bread Differ?
Almost all types of bread are made in the same manner excluding the gluten and the grains. They are produced using yeast on the flour from grains of wheat or rye. This process metabolises the simple sugars present in the flour. The dough rises when alcohol and carbon dioxide is released. On further baking, the yeast dies, and small carbon dioxide pockets are left behind. This gives the bread its incredible texture.
1. Nutritional Differences
The bran in the wheat flour provides magnesium, manganese, vitamins B and E, iron, zinc, potassium, and phosphorus. It also contains fibre and phytonutrients which are usually called plant lignans. These phytonutrients are known to have a protective effect against heart disease and breast cancer. Many people believe that the calories in white bread and brown bread are the same.
Most of the time, white flour is said to be enriched- meaning that the minerals and the vitamins are added synthetically. It is also required by the FDA that the folate, thiamin, iron, and niacin lost during the processing of the bread must be added back into the bread to avoid nutritional deficiencies. Here are some white bread vs brown bread nutrition facts.
Nutrient
Whole Wheat Bread
White bread
Calories
100
80
Fibre
3 grams
1 gram
Protein
4 grams
2 grams
Thiamin
7%
7%
Niacin
7%
7%
Folate
3%
8%
Iron
4%
6%
Magnesium
6%
2%
Manganese
30%
7%
Phosphorus
6%
3%
Zinc
3%
1%
2. Appearance
Every type of bread is made of wheat flour. Each grain of wheat flour is separated into 3 sections: the bran, germ, and the endosperm. The large centre which has the protein and starch is the endosperm. During germination, this area sprouts. It also has many minerals, vitamins, and oils. The bran is rich in fibre and several nutrients. It covers both the germ and the endosperm.
In white bread, the flour is highly processed as compared to whole wheat bread. When processing, only the starchy, white endosperm is left, and the bran with the germ of the wheat grain is removed. The germ and the bran are intact in whole wheat flour, which is why it has more fibre and nutrients than white flour.
3. Pros and Cons of White and Brown Bread
Cost and Accessibility
White bread is more economical than brown bread, despite the steps it has in the process of refinement. White bread is available everywhere and is mass-produced.
Predictability
Homogeneity is assured in the case of white bread. It also has a bland flavour which provides an enjoyable blank canvas making it perfect for sandwich ingredients.
Taste
Most people feel that brown bread tastes better whether sprouted, yeast-leavened, or bacterially-fermented. This is due to the addition of germ and bran.
Texture
Brown bread has a more textural variety while white bread has a chewy texture. Preference is completely subjective.
FAQs
Below are some frequently asked questions about brown and white bread:
1. Is Brown Bread Healthier Than White?
Yes, brown bread is better than the white bread. This is because brown bread has many nutritional advantages. It is very rich in fibre, and this fibre is removed from white bread during mechanical refining. Dietary fibre controls blood glucose, normalises bowel movements, and also helps in reducing cholesterol. It can also help in reducing hypertension, gastrointestinal disorders, the risk of stroke, and obesity. The germ and the bran of the brown bread are rich in minerals and vitamins.
White bread often has synthetic vitamins which might not be completely absorbed by the body. Moreover, white bread has preservatives and added sugars.
2. How to Lose Weight With White Bread or Brown Bread?
People eat either white bread or brown bread for weight loss thinking they have the same nutritional value. White bread is processed more than whole wheat bread. Due to this processing, the germ and the bran are removed in white bread, and only the starchy, white endosperm is left. This makes it less nutritious. It also has added sugars and high fructose corn syrup. Excess consumption will cause weight problems and also lead to other degenerative diseases like cardiovascular problems and diabetes.
On the other hand, whole wheat flour contains more nutrients since the germ and the bran are intact. So if you are looking to lose weight, you can choose to eat brown bread.
3. Which Bread Is Good for Body Building - White or Brown?
For muscle building diets, the right bread must be a good source of carbohydrates and nutrients. White bread has lesser protein than the brown bread and protein is very important for muscle growth. Brown bread also contains high complex carbs which are also a significant macro-nutrient for bodybuilders.
If you are a regular consumer of bread, then you should consider switching to unrefined whole-wheat. To make sure that you get minimal additives and maximum nutrition, you can look for a product that has a lesser number of ingredients.
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Developing a habit of regular physical activity is very important for kids. If started at an early age, it contributes to better growth and a healthy future as well. Good physical health will ensure mental fitness too.
Most kids are naturally inclined towards a physically active schedule and enjoy moving around and spending time in a playground, while some children prefer enjoying their favourite cartoon on television or staying hooked to video games. It is in such children that chances of obesity are quite high. With an overweight child comes many other health problems that hinder his normal life. Therefore, as parents, it is your role to ensure that they understand the importance of staying physically fit.
With the busy school schedules, it often becomes challenging for the kid to focus on physical health. This is when you need to play your role as an inspiration. It is your motivation that will help him grow into an adult with a fit body and mind. Many times, parents themselves become a hindrance in their child’s development. They are not comfortable in letting their child move freely, thereby, limiting his opportunities to run around and play. Such parents also emphasize a lot on studies and consider playing as a waste of time. Such attitude hampers the motivation in a child to play and promotes an unhealthy way of living. On the contrary, parents must stand as role models, teaching their kids why sedentary lifestyle is not a viable option.
Importance of Being Physically Active
Regular physical exercise provides a lot of benefits.
Builds stronger bones and muscles
Helps in controlling weight
Reduces risk of heart borne diseases and problems of cholesterol and diabetes
Gives better sleep
Helps in developing a healthy outlook towards life
In fact, according to many studies, kids who are physically active are healthy and are more likely to do well in academics and become successful in life. It also helps in building self-esteem.
The Problem of Obesity
The proportion of obese and overweight kids has been increasing at a very high rate for the past few decades. There are many reasons for this epidemic, but most commonly it is because children are becoming sedentary. They are much less physically active and spend time sitting in one place. The best way to make kids more active is to put a restriction on the amount of sedentary activities like watching television and playing video games. Children under the age of two years should not be allowed to watch TV at all. Older kids should also not watch television for more than two hours in a day.
Your Role as a Parent
Find out ways in which you can contribute to your child’s healthy lifestyle.
The initial and most important step is to keep your child motivated. Leading a healthy life involves many compromises and your child can not stay fully committed to it if he does not have the proper support from you. You can start by discussing why being physically active is important so he knows about the positive results that he will get.
Become an inspiration for him. Let him see and learn from you what a healthy lifestyle leads to. Follow an exercising schedule and he will imitate you.
Do not force him to take a particular physical activity just because you are doing it. Help him explore various options and then let him choose. Maybe he likes karate than swimming; let the choice be his.
Adopt a nutritious food guide in the meals prepared at home. With physical activity a good diet is a must for your kid.
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Your baby's brain contains billions of neurons at birth and in the first few years this number grows to a trillion. Brain cells start connecting to each other - right from when baby is born and till the third year. This is important because brain cells aren't of any use until they are “wired” to each other. This brain wiring is the key to helping your baby remember!
Brain cells that are not connected during birth need to be stimulated in order to establish a connection. In simple words, when the brain is used, brain cells connect. And the result is improved memory.
Try Out These Tips to Stimulate Your Baby's Brain and Improve His Memory
1. Talk to Your Baby
Having a meaningful conversation with your baby makes them feel happy. Respond to your infant's coos with delighted vocalizations or parentese. When parents speak slowly in a high-pitched voice and an exaggerated tone, it is known as parentese. For example, say 'hellloooo baaaabyyyy' instead of 'hello baby'.
2. Play Games
Playing games that involve hands makes baby look at your facial expressions and hands and notice your words. This motivates their brain to form connections internally. One of the most effective ways to do this is via flash cards. These will not only stimulate your baby, they will also help him learn to read. You can get a variety of flash cards on animals, birds, colors, flowers, shapes, etc.
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Even before your baby is born, give them a physically healthy start with good nourishment. Be aware of which foods are good brain foods and which ones will hamper baby’s brain cells.
4. Stroking
Stroking your baby’s tummy and hair is very important for the growth of your baby’s brain. Studies show that babies who are not touched often have brains that are smaller than normal for their age.
5. Choose Toys Which Stimulate the Baby’s Brain
Developmentally appropriate toys allow babies to explore and interact. Some toys help them build the “if then” reasoning. This means that if baby is able to stack one block over another one, baby understand the connection or reason between them. If he is unable to stack them, even then the baby starts connecting the dots as to why the blocks are falling. Click here to check out toys like building blocks, baby laptop, etc. that are sure to stimulate baby's brain development while keeping her entertained.
6. Positively Responding to Baby Cries
When your baby cries, it is important that you immediately cuddle, nurture and reassure your child. This helps build positive brain circuitry in the limbic area of the brain, which relates to emotions. This act of love and your day to day intimate engagement with your baby signals emotional security to the baby’s brain, which helps him develop efficiently.
7. Sing Songs
While singing songs to your baby, your body and hand movements help your baby integrate the sounds with small and large actions. Songs enhance your child’s learning patterns.
8. Provide Complete Emotional Support
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The little ones are looking forward to Diwali as much as grown-ups are. But the truth is, sometimes, amidst all the hustle and chaos of the Diwali family party, the kids might feel left out or even worse - get bored on their favorite festival! It can also be hazardous for them to deal with crackers or go into the street unaccompanied. But your toddler is like a racer-jet and it will be quite a task to supervise him all evening without giving up on your own social indulgence. What's the solution here? An exclusive kiddie party on Diwali!
Trust us, with this step-by-step guide, you'll know exactly how to celebrate Diwali with toddlers.
Tips to Celebrate Diwali With Toddlers
1. Safety First, always
Toddlers, though super active, are not really big on balance and precision! Most of their motor skills are still developing, making it dangerous for them to even be around something seemingly harmless such as diyas/candles. Firecrackers are obviously not fit to be handled by toddlers. So, the basic tips to celebrate Diwali with toddlers are not keeping any inflammable substances around, and arranging the event in a room big enough for them to toddle-around in.
2. Games and Activities
Kids have a way of finding forbidden things irresistible! They know that the grown-ups are bursting crackers and will want to do the same. The trick is to keep them occupied so their wandering minds stay hooked. Start by assembling a few fancy dress props - dupattas, a fake moustache, spectacles, hats, scarves etc. Ask the kids to take their pick and parade around in style! Then serve some food, and post that you can leave them with scrapbooks and pictures to paste, stencil games and other play props. An exclusive play idea for Diwali celebration with kids could be projection stencils with electronic torches taped on the back. They can switch on the lights and look at patterns emerge on the walls of a dimly-lit room.
3. Food and Drinks
Toddlers love finger food! Some snack ideas include cheese pops, tikkis, wafers, fries, fruits, barfis and laddoos. Make sure that the foods are big enough to prevent any choking hazard. You can assemble an assorted platter for each toddler to munch on while playing. As far as drinks go, children love sugar. Opt for healthier choices such as fruit juices, milkshakes and squashes - steering clear of sodas to prevent a sugar rush. If you're going all the way, you must try out our roundup of the best Diwali recipes for kids!
4. Wrapping it up
Once the kids have tired themselves out to their heart's content and the energy reserves are running low - it's time to go to bed! End the fiesta with a fireworks presentation just for the kids. Two or three adults can put on a firecracker-show and entice the kids with gestures and background music. After that, make a quick rangoli in front of them that they can help you with. Click pictures for everyone and later you can send the scrapbooks with the pictures as a return-gift. Both the kids and moms will treasure it!
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