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Not for kids, but my library says that Hoopla has She Celebrates which is 21 stories written by women in re' lots of different holidays that are celebrated in India & beyond. It looks wonderful.
My other library has a 22 min. video download about Lohri for kids, from a series called "It's My Party."
General Originally released by Distribution360, 2018.
General Streaming video file encoded with permission for digital streaming by Infobase on September 27, 2019.
Restrictions on Access Access requires authentication through Just for Kids.
Summary Two kids who have never met are sent to a popular Punjabi celebration to experience bhangra dancing, Indian sweets and dhol drumming.
Target Audience Interest Grade Level 3 - 5
General Originally released by Distribution360, 2018.
General Streaming video file encoded with permission for digital streaming by Infobase on September 27, 2019.
Restrictions on Access Access requires authentication through Just for Kids.
Summary Two kids who have never met are sent to a popular Punjabi celebration to experience bhangra dancing, Indian sweets and dhol drumming.
Target Audience Interest Grade Level 3 - 5
And that's it for me. Though I'd be willing to use ILL if anyone comes up with something else that looks wonderful.
QNPoohBear wrote: "Nothing here but a few titles pop up on Google."
I could not find anything on Open Library either.
I could not find anything on Open Library either.
Available for purchase through Amazon, B&N, Chapters, ebay, AbeBooks, etc.Lohri: The Bonfire Festival
My First Lohri
Let's learn about Lohri, Kids!
Love, Laugh, Lohri!
Bola the festival kite: A book about Sankranti/Pongal/Lohri/Uttarayan/Kite festival
Yay, there's more than I thought. Thank you all for sharing.
My library has only one entry for Lohri, part of the book Winter Crafts Across Cultures: 12 Projects to Celebrate the Season -- I've put a hold on it :-)
My library has only one entry for Lohri, part of the book Winter Crafts Across Cultures: 12 Projects to Celebrate the Season -- I've put a hold on it :-)
Kathryn wrote: "Yay, there's more than I thought. Thank you all for sharing. My library has only one entry for Lohri, part of the book [book:Winter Crafts Across Cultures: 12 Projects to Celebrate the Season|603..."
Same here. I didn't put a hold on it yet though. The weather has been too awful to go to the library.
Winter Crafts Across Cultures: 12 Projects to Celebrate the Season Well, this was fine, but nothing really new or exciting for me. These days, you can find so much online I find it hard to invest in a book like this for a personal library but perhaps a classroom educator would find it useful. The Lohri craft is making a bonfire out of wooden skewers and colored yarn. It is explained that the people of Northern India build bonfires for Lohri to honor Agni, the Hindu god of fire.
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Winter Crafts Across Cultures: 12 Projects to Celebrate the Season (other topics)Winter Crafts Across Cultures: 12 Projects to Celebrate the Season (other topics)
My First Lohri (other topics)
Let's learn about Lohri, Kids! (other topics)
Love, Laugh, Lohri! (other topics)
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"Primarily celebrated by the people of Sikh and Hindu communities in the Punjab or North region of the Indian subcontinent, Lohri is a popular harvest festival of the farmers that is observed a night before Makar Sankranti and is also a traditional winter folk festival that commemorates the passing of the Winter Solstice while looking forward to longer days ahead as the sun journeys towards the northern hemisphere. Lohri is that point in time when the Earth is closest to the sun hence, the festival marks receding of the winters and the beginning of a new harvest season." -- Hindustan Times
https://www.hindustantimes.com/lifest...