The Whirl Girl's papa jumped into help with this craft, using all sorts of Indian dry foods to make an India flag. And The Whirl Girl's cousin was here to make one too.
We had so much fun with the Chinese rainbow rice activity, that we replicated it India-style. We used red/orange daal (lentils) for the orange, moong daal for the green, white rice for the white, and tea leaves for the blue/black.
We had so much fun with the Chinese rainbow rice activity, that we replicated it India-style. We used red/orange daal (lentils) for the orange, moong daal for the green, white rice for the white, and tea leaves for the blue/black.
Supplies:
- white rice
- orange daal
- green moong daal
- tea leaves
- glue
- card stock
- cardboard (optional)
- clear packing tape (optional)
Step One: Glue the cardstock to the cardboard. Draw flag in pencil. Add glue to wheel.
Step Two: Pour tea leaves on wheel and shake off.
Step Three: Add glue to the top stripe.
Step Four: Sprinkle orange daal on top of glue.
Step Five: Repeat with green daal for the bottom stripe and white rice for the middle.
Step Six: Wave your flag!
(We later covered ours with packing tape so that all of the daals/rice wouldn't fall off).
Informative blog. Here I observed a whirl girl making the national flag by using the white rice, orange daal and green moong dal. Also I found some captured images about it. It is very impressive. Thanks for sharing. Along with this article, I would like to share some facts about the hammerhead sharks habitat which are a group of sharks that form the family sphyrnidae.
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