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Yalda Night Coloring Page
A cheerful child in a winter hat and scarf holding an open pomegranate beside a watermelon slice and a glowing lantern for Yalda Night.
Difficulty: Easy
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About this picture
Yalda Night celebrates the longest night of the year, on the winter solstice, with family, poems, and fruit. This child sits on a rug holding an open pomegranate full of seeds, with a juicy watermelon slice in front and a lantern glowing nearby to light up the long night. The pomegranate seeds are fun to color one by one.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Approximate coloring time
- 10-15 minutes
Coloring ideas
- Color the pomegranate seeds deep red and the skin red-pink.
- Make the watermelon green on the outside and red on the inside, with black seeds.
- Color the lantern gold with a yellow candle flame.
- Give the rug a pattern in rich reds and blues.
Learning and creativity connection
The winter solstice is the longest night of the year; after it, the days start getting longer again.
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- What age is this coloring page suitable for?
- This page is rated easy difficulty and works well for kids of most ages, though the online tool and printable outline both suit any age who wants to color it.