Peppa's Diwali: questions to ask and activities to try
It's Diwali, and Peppa and her family are learning all about this special celebration. Mummy and Daddy Pig cook a feast, Granny and Grandpa Pig bring special clothes, and then it's time for the party.
What age is Peppa's Diwali for?
Peppa's Diwali is best for ages 2–5.
Peppa's Diwali (Peppa Pig)
- Age
- 2-5
- Best for
- Introducing Diwali with a favourite character
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Read it together and point out the clothes, food and lights. Talk about what your child would enjoy most at a Diwali party.
Is this book right for your child?
- Age
- 2–5 (nursery to Reception)
- What they'll enjoy
- It's Diwali, and Peppa and her family are learning all about this special celebration. Mummy and Daddy Pig cook a feast, Granny and Grandpa Pig bring special clothes, and then it's time for the party.
- Helps with
- Introducing Diwali with a favourite character
- Buy or borrow?
- Borrow it from the library first if you can. If your child asks for it again and again, it’s one worth owning, and the questions and activities on this page work best with the book open next to you.
What it helps with
- Learning about Diwali
- Family celebrations
- Trying new things
- Friendship
Comprehension and discussion questions for Peppa's Diwali
Pick two or three, not all of them. “I don’t know” is a fine answer, and you can always come back to it another day.
- “What was Peppa learning about?”
- “What did Mummy and Daddy Pig cook?”
- “What did Granny and Grandpa Pig bring?”
- “What happened at the party?”
- “What would you wear to a Diwali party?”
- “What’s your favourite celebration food?”
For the full list of questions and more, download the PDF below.
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5-minute activities to try together
Party plan
Plan a mini Diwali-style party for toys: decorations, a snack and music.
Lantern craft
Fold a paper lantern from coloured paper and hang it up.
Peppa's Diwali activity sheet: printable worksheet and questions
All the questions and activities above on a ready-to-print activity sheet: questions tagged by reading skill with space to answer, a drawing and writing page with a self-check, and notes for the adult with curriculum links and a 20-minute session plan. Pay by card, PayPal or Payhip and download straight away.
- Page 1, talk about it: questions about the story, each tagged with the reading skill it practises, with space to answer or tick
- Page 2, my favourite part: a drawing box, a sentence starter and a “how did I do?” self-check
- Page 3, notes for the adult: curriculum links, a 20-minute session plan, extension activities, and support and challenge ideas
- Read it togetherEnjoy the story first.
- Ask 2 or 3 questionsFrom the list above, while everyone is calm.
- Print the activity sheetAn activity sheet with questions, a drawing page and notes for you.
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Use it as a lesson plan
Children can listen to Peppa's Diwali, answer questions about it and give a reason for their ideas, and talk about learning about Diwali.
A 20-minute session for ages 2–5 (nursery to Reception), for a class, a small group or one child at home.
- Warm up (2 minutes). Show the cover and read the title. Ask: “What do you think this story will be about?”
- Read aloud (6 minutes). Read it all the way through. Tip: Read it together and point out the clothes, food and lights. Talk about what your child would enjoy most at a Diwali party.
- Talk about it (4 minutes). Pick two or three of the comprehension and discussion questions above. “What was Peppa learning about?” works well to start.
- Activity (6 minutes). Do Party plan. Plan a mini Diwali-style party for toys: decorations, a snack and music. Children who finish early can try Lantern craft.
- Wrap up (2 minutes). Ask each child for one thing they will remember from the story, and why.
Want to go further? The Peppa's Diwali activity sheet has these questions with space to answer, a drawing and writing page, and notes for the adult.
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By the Growing Wise team · Last reviewed: 29 October 2026
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