Class 4 have been learning about Mehndi patterns in Religious and Moral Education. Ms Shiner had Mehndi patterns drawn onto her hands at the weekend and came to let us see what they were like today. This is what they look like ...
If you look at the comments for this post, Class 4 will explain what Mehndi patterns are and why people may paint these on their hands.
Mehndi hands is a way of seiabrating dwali!!!
ReplyDeletestewart f and liam b
Mehndi hands are patterns on your hands.
ReplyDeleteFrom Scott
Mendi is something you get on your hands at dvali or at a spestel event
ReplyDeleteConorFudge
Mehndi hands are lins put on to your hands to make patterns on your hands
ReplyDeleteMihndi hands are when people paint paterns on
ReplyDeletethere hands.They do it to celabrate diwali.
Zoe Dearness
Mehndi hands are used for partys and weddings and makes your hands beaful. The paint smells lovly
ReplyDeletefrom Adele,Eilidh
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Mendi is something you wear on your hands at Dvali or other speshal evants
ReplyDeleteMehndi patterns are used for a celebbration like a party or a wedding.Other people put stuff on your hands and it looks very nice.
ReplyDeleteWe really like the Mehndi patterns and we know that mhendi patterns can be in your hair and your hands aswell.
ReplyDeleteBy JennaSCOTT and IslaDonaldson
What is Diwali? This sounds very interesting but can you explain what this is to me please?
ReplyDeleteMs Rendall