Kwanzaa Coloring and Activity Pack

Color this beautiful festive scene featuring a kinara and traditional symbols to welcome Kwanzaa!

Brighten up the kinara, the candle holder that represents the roots of the African people.

Color the Kikombe cha Umoja, the unity cup used to pour libations during Kwanzaa celebrations.

Color the Mazao, the crops that represent the historical rewards of collective labor.

Color the handmade gifts, or Zawadi, given to children to encourage growth and self-determination.

Practice your handwriting while learning the first four principles of Kwanzaa.

Trace the final three principles of Kwanzaa to complete your handwriting practice.

Find all the hidden words related to the beautiful celebration of Kwanzaa.

Use the color key to color the candles of the kinara in their traditional red, black, and green shades.