Crafty Celebrations - Lets make our own Ganesha

Kuttu and Kee prepare for Ganesh Chaturthi by making a Ganesha idol from clay. They discuss the symbolism of Ganesha's features, such as his big belly, head, trunk, and broken tusk. The idol is completed, and Nanu visits, bringing modaks to share. The video highlights the cultural significance of Ganesh Chaturthi and the joy of crafting and sharing with loved ones.

Why did Kuttu and Kee decide to make a Ganesha idol?

• Because they wanted to sell it at the market.

• To gift it to Nanu who loves collecting Ganesha idols.

• To practice their sculpting skills.

• To decorate their home for a party.

What does Ganesha's big belly symbolize?

• His wealth and prosperity.

• His strength and power.

• His ability to digest both good and bad experiences.

• His love for food.

What is unique about Ganesha's choice of vehicle?

• He rides an elephant.

• He rides a camel.

• He rides a horse.

• He rides a mouse.

What is the significance of Ganesha's broken tusk?

• It is a sign of hard work and sacrifice.

• It shows his playful nature.

• It symbolizes his wisdom.

• It represents his love for sweets.

What do Kuttu, Kee, and Nanu do after the idol is completed?

• They enjoy eating modaks together.

• They go for a walk.

• They start making another idol.

• They sing songs.