Family’s Diwali Day: Sequence the Celebration
Today you will read a short story about a family’s Diwali day. Then you will answer questions to show you understand what happened first, next, and last.
Today you will read a short story about a family’s Diwali day. Then you will answer questions to show you understand what happened first, next, and last.
Read: Family’s Diwali Day
Diwali is a festival of lights. On Diwali, many families clean their home and get ready to celebrate.
In the morning, the Patel family cleans and puts up lights. They light small oil lamps called diyas. They also make a colorful design on the ground called a rangoli.
Later, the family wears nice clothes, shares sweets, and eats a special meal. They visit or call family and friends to say kind wishes. In some places, people also watch fireworks at night.
Put these events in order (first to last).
They light diyas (small oil lamps).
They share sweets and eat a special meal.
They visit or call family and friends.
The family cleans the home.
They put up lights.
What is this passage mostly about?
Match the word to what it means in the passage.
| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Ade a ɛne no hyia |
|---|---|---|
diya | arrow_right_alt | a festival of lights |
sweets | arrow_right_alt | a small oil lamp |
Diwali | arrow_right_alt | a colorful ground design |
rangoli | arrow_right_alt | a sweet treat |
The Patel family shares sweets on Diwali.