Art Around Us: Heritage and Culture · Term 1

Rangoli: Art of Symmetry and Celebration

Students will explore the tradition of Rangoli, focusing on its mathematical patterns, cultural context, and the use of color and symmetry.

Key Questions

  1. Explain the role of symmetry and repetition in creating visually harmonious Rangoli designs.
  2. Compare and contrast the materials and techniques used in traditional Rangoli versus contemporary interpretations.
  3. Construct a Rangoli design that incorporates both geometric and floral motifs, demonstrating radial symmetry.

CBSE Learning Outcomes

NCERT: Indian Art Forms - Folk Art - Rangoli - Class 7
Class: Class 2
Subject: Fine Arts
Unit: Art Around Us: Heritage and Culture
Period: Term 1

Suggested Methodologies

Collaborative Problem-Solving

Structured group problem-solving with assigned thinking roles

25–50 min

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Experiential Learning

Learn through direct experience, then reflect and connect to theory

30–60 min

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