Holiday Coloring Pages

Good Friday, celebrated on the Friday before Easter, is the day when Jesus Christ died for our sins. It’s the day Jesus Christ was betrayed by his friends, and condemned to death the worst way possible. He was forced to carry a huge cross up to Calvary hill. Every year, on Good Friday, the Catholic […]

“Avadim hayinu, hayinu, Atah b’nai chorin, b’nai chorin” This popular Jewish song, meaning ‘We, the salve to Egyptian Pharaoh are free’ perfectly sums up Passover or Pesach, a Jewish holiday commemorating the exodus of the Hebrew slaves from Egypt and the establishment of a nation under the leadership of Moses. This holiday or festival begins

International Women’s Day, celebrated every year on the 8th of March in several countries across the world, recognizes women for their achievements, and reflects on the progress made by them. The theme of 2018 International Women’s Day is “Time is Now: Rural and urban activists transforming women’s lives”. So, celebrate women’s power with these wonderful

St. Patrick’s Day, one of the most cheerful festivals is almost here, and we just cannot hold our excitement. A cultural and religious festival held every year on the 17th of March, St. Patrick’s Day, also called the feat of Saint Patrick is celebrated with utmost pomp all across the world, especially Ireland and the

Friends, the birthday of Dr. Seuss, officially known as Theodor Seuss Geisel is coming! Dr. Seuss, the most loved and best-selling kids’ book writer of all time has entertained generations of young ones with his zany books, such as “The Cat in the Hat” and “The Lorax”. He literally transformed kids’ literature with his whimsy

Purim, one of the most fun-filled and joyous Jewish festival is around the corner, and we’re sure you are finding hard to contain your excitement. This holiday, celebrated on the 14th of the Hebrew month Adar, primarily commemorates the salvation of Jewish people in Persia from the plot of Haman to annihilate the Jews. The

Lent, the season of 40 days, (not including Sundays) is a throwback to the journey of Jesus across the cross. Starting on Ash Wednesday and ending on the Holy Saturday, the Lent season symbolizes the time Jesus Christ spent in the wilderness, avoiding the temptation of Satan. Sunday isn’t counted in the 40 days of

President’s Day, also known as Washington’s Birthday, is celebrated on the third Monday of February every year. The day venerates the presidents of the United States, especially George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. Children usually take it as an opportunity to learn more about American history and US Presidents. This year, President’s Day will fall on

Time really flies! New Year had just commenced a few days back, and it’s time to finish school. But before that, you have to celebrate the 100th day of school, which is no less than a holiday for students. To celebrate the 100 days of school, and to give you people a little break, we’ve