Modak Craft – Ganesh Chaturthi
Art & Craft

Modak Craft – Ganesh Chaturthi

A simple and fun craft project to create a three-dimensional Modak, a sweet traditionally offered to Lord Ganesha. Using colored paper, children will learn to cut, fold, and paste to make this festive decoration.

Paper Crafting Celebration 10 to 30 mins 6 to 8 years Art & Craft Class 3

Materials Needed

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Steps to Create this Activity

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Draw the design

Take a sheet of coloured paper. Using a pencil, draw 4 identical Modak shapes (a teardrop-like shape with a pointed top).

Cut the design

Use scissors to carefully cut out the 4 Modak shapes from the paper.

Fold the paper

Take each of the 4 cut-out shapes and fold them perfectly in half down the vertical center to create a crease.

Assemble and stick

Apply Fevicol MR to one folded half and stick it to another folded half, aligning the creases. Repeat with the remaining shapes to form a 3D structure.

Final Look

Let the glue dry completely. Your 3D Paper Modak is now ready for decoration or display!

Steps to Create this Activity

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Draw the design

Take a sheet of coloured paper. Using a pencil, draw 4 identical Modak shapes (a teardrop-like shape with a pointed top).

Cut the design

Use scissors to carefully cut out the 4 Modak shapes from the paper.

Fold the paper

Take each of the 4 cut-out shapes and fold them perfectly in half down the vertical center to create a crease.

Assemble and stick

Apply Fevicol MR to one folded half and stick it to another folded half, aligning the creases. Repeat with the remaining shapes to form a 3D structure.

Final Look

Let the glue dry completely. Your 3D Paper Modak is now ready for decoration or display!