Abstract Coloring Page

A Color by Number page in Sanskrit. This is designed to help children learn and identify numbers and color words.

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Abstract Coloring Page

A Color by Number page in Sanskrit — designed to help children learn and identify numbers and color words.

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Abstract Coloring Page

A Color by Number page in Sanskrit.


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Abstract Coloring Page

A color by number page in Sanskrit.

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Abstract Coloring Page

This is a color by number page in Sanskrit.


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Flower Coloring Page

A Color By Number page in Sanskrit.


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Flower 2 Coloring Page

This is a Color by Number Page in Sanskrit. It is designed to help young children learn and identify numbers and color words.

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Diya Coloring Page

This is a coloring by number page in Sanskrit.


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Tulips Coloring Page

A color by number page in Sanskrit.


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Peacock (Graphed)

This graph can be used for cross stitching, beading, paper mosaics, plastic canvas, etc. — basically any project that requires graphing! We used this design for bead looming and cross stitching in our summer camp art class.

© 2009 This project is dedicated to Gurudev.

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Diyas (Graphed)

This graph was designed for peyote stitch bead weaving.

© 2009 This project is dedicated to Gurudev.

For use in Balavihar classrooms (or personal use) only.
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OM (Graphed)

This graph can be used for cross stitching, beading, paper mosaics, plastic canvas, etc. — basically any project that requires graphing! We used this design for bead looming and cross stitching in our summer camp art class.

© 2009 This project is dedicated to Gurudev.

For use in Balavihar classrooms (or personal use) only.
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This OM poster was made with images of Pujya Gurudev Chinmayanandaji, Pujya Guruji and Swami Shantanandaji. The background was created from black and white xeroxes, while the foreground was done from the same xeroxing — only on orange paper stock. Each image is 1" square. This OM was the first one made from the graph, hence the slight differences in the letter stroke. We have since made some graph corrections for the more recent beaded projects above. Click on the picture to view enlarged.

Lord Ganesha (Graphed)

This graph can be used for cross stitching, beading, paper mosaics, plastic canvas, etc. — basically any project that requires graphing! We used this design for bead looming and cross stitching in our summer camp art class.

© 2009 This project is dedicated to Gurudev.

For use in Balavihar classrooms (or personal use) only.
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Shiva Lingam (Graphed)

This graph can be used for cross stitching, beading, paper mosaics,  plastic canvas, etc. — basically any project that requires graphing! We used this design for bead looming and cross stitching in our summer camp art class.

© 2009 This project is dedicated to Gurudev.

For use in Balavihar classrooms (or personal use) only.
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Hari OM Graph

This graph can be used for cross stitching, beading, paper mosaics, plastic canvas, etc. — basically any project that requires graphing! We used this design for bead looming and cross stitching in our summer camp art class.

© 2009 This project is dedicated to Gurudev.

For use in Balavihar classrooms (or personal use) only.
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Mosaics with Paper

© 2008 This project is dedicated to Gurudev.
For use in Balavihar classrooms (or personal use) only.

© 2008 This project is dedicated to Gurudev.
For use in Balavihar classrooms (or personal use) only.

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Summer Camp 2010

This is a really fun and simple project to do, with any kind of paper - wrapping, artist decorative, scrapbooking, magazine photos, or even plain construction. (Here is a good justification for saving scraps from around the house.) We like to use decorative and scrapbooking because it adds interesting texture and patterning. Before doing a Rangoli picture, we suggest that you start with a basic square grid pattern, so that the children can begin to understand how colors and patterns relate to and effect one another.

Materials

Base paper. Light colored cardstock is recommended.

Variety of paper scraps (cut into 1 or 2 inch squares)

Glue stick

Scissors

Pencil

Ruler

Directions

With a pencil and ruler, lightly draw and 1 (or 2 inch) square grid on the surface paper. Arrange your paper squares and glue.

Note: Once the child has mastered the art of arranging and gluing, have him/her experiment with rangoli designs. You can cut a square into triangles, for instance, to create a more complicated pattern. The possibilities are endless!