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Festival scavenger hunt
Start the timer. Everyone finds one of each, then shares a story about it. Tick them off as you go — no winners needed.
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Diya 1 · A thoughtful note
Share a little light
Think of one person who showed up for you, made you laugh, or made a hard day easier. Let them know — it takes three taps.
What are you thanking them for?
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Diyas 2–6 · A few happy moments
Bring home joy
Pick one after dinner, or play them all. Every game you finish lights another diya. Little ones can join in too.
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Lights a diya
Gratitude rangoli
Draw a circle in the middle of a sheet. Around it, each person adds one shape for something they’re grateful for. Colour it together and give your family rangoli a name. It doesn’t have to be perfect.
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Five clever riddles
I light a room but get smaller as I work. What am I?
Answer
A candle (or a diya).
You can give me away without losing me. Sharing me often makes more of me. What am I?
Answer
Kindness or happiness.
What goes around the family table without moving?
Answer
Conversation.
I have many colours but I’m not a rainbow. I’m made of petals or powder, and I welcome people home. What am I?
Answer
A rangoli.
What becomes brighter when you share it with someone who needs it?
Answer
Hope (or a smile).
Lights a diya
Three-card conversation game
Draw a card, read it aloud, and go around the table. Everyone answers — or passes with a smile.
Gratitude
Who made an ordinary day unexpectedly special for you this year?
Lights a diya
The one-light ritual
Before the night ends, each person thanks one other person for something specific. A call or a message counts too. A tiny gesture can travel far — and if you’d like it to last, turn it into a card.
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Finish the evening with the ritual, and see how many you light tonight.
Want it on the table? Print the kit with every riddle answer included.
