The Best Printable Activities and Crafts For Ramadan

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Inside: Ramadan printables for kids and adults. Find everything from Ramadan decorations and planners to help muslim parents to worksheets and activities for their kids. As part of the Ramadan for Kids Series, I’d like to share some printable activities and crafts for Ramadan. 

Every year, during Ramadan, I do lots of activities with my children to help them  learn more about this Islamic month. In the past few years, we have had themes like A-Z of Akhlaaq series, the Alhamdulillah for Series, the Kids in the Kitchen Ramadan Series and so on.

If you have babies and toddlers, please read this post about creating joy in Ramadan with kids. Here are some more basic Ramadan activities that you can try.

Are you stressed about staying behind with decorating and crafting with kids? Please read this very important message.

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With preschoolers or older children, if you are looking for resources to use in your classroom or homeschool,  I hope this post helps you find some good printable activities and crafts for Ramadan.

These are not just for Muslim children but, to teach all children about Ramadan and how Muslims celebrate their holy month. You can use these printables to plan your Ramadan activities, print out decorations for your home, fun printables to keep the little ones busy or even use these as last minute gifts. 

Printables can be a mum’s best friend! I love printing sheets for my children to work on while I am busy. They buy you time when you cannot be around to entertain your child and they are perfect for helping your child learn of practice their math skills for examples.

I love printing activities, worksheets and ready to make crafts for my children. If you have a printer at home, you can use it more efficiently to help your child learn. Today, I am listing a few fun printables that you can print for yourself or your child to colour, craft or decorate during Ramadan.

In this post, you will find printable activities and crafts on the following topics:

• Printable Kitchen and Home Planners and To-do lists for Ramadan
• Printable Ramadan Calendars and Trackers
• Printable Ramadan Envelopes, Gift Tags and Eid Decorations
• Printable Ramadan Coloring Pages for children
• Printable Salah and Fasting Trackers
• Printable Duas and Gratitude Posters
• Free Ramadan Journals for Kids
• Printable Kids Activities, Ramadan Games, Worksheets and Activity books

Please keep scrolling to find what you need. <3 InshaAllah this post is helpful. If you think I have missed something or if YOU are a digital creator who has a resource for me to add, please reach out in the comments. Much love. X

Printable Activities and Crafts For Ramadan

Start off by setting your Ramadan goals. Acts of kindness, your fasting goals, keeping on track with your salah, plan your Ramadan menu now and more with these FREE printables.

Printable Kitchen and Home Planners and To-do lists for Ramadan

• Gilded Duniya has this Printable to do list that you can use for yourself and your child to keep track of your duties in Ramadan
• Here is another printable for us moms. Dr. Shahira shares a planner to help us make the most of Ramadan.
• Knowledge Dunes has a Pre-Ramadan Planner.
• Our Muslim Homeschool has a Free Printable Menu Planner to help you plan. 
• Nutrition by Nazima has a Free Iftaar and Suhoor Planner
• Get your children in the Ramadan spirit by showing them how they can help their parents or siblings. There are so many ways for them to earn good deeds! Show them simple age appropriate chores for Ramadan. You can print this chart and stick it in your home for your children to know what they can do. Personally, my children have been very happy to know how they can be contributing members to the family during Ramadan.
• Happy Holistic Mom also has this spreadsheet to help kids with accountability.

Printable Ramadan Calendars and Trackers

• A printable Ramadan calendar with DIY stickers if you need a simple but fun Ramadan Calendar for kids.
• Here is a coloring page Ramadan Calendar by Noor Kids
• This Pull away Calendar  is a great way to mark those dates.
• Good Deeds Jar to help children practice gratitude.
• If you are not interested in printable card, craft up a very simple Handprint Ramadan calendar if you have different aged kids.

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Printable Ramadan Envelopes, Gift Tags and Eid Decorations

• Here is a huge Ramadan Decoration Pack with buntings, trackers, calendar, envelopes, cake toppers, etc.
• Let the kids decorate their own Door knob hangers and use them to remind the elders to wake them for Fajr.
• This Printable mosque lantern by Sweet Fajr is such an easy way to decorate.
• Ummi Mommy shares this beautiful banner that you can get your little ones to color in and personalise. 
• These Printable mosque silhouettes by In The Playroom are great fun!
• Printable tea bag tags by Hello Holy Days for your Ramadan themed tea.
• Printable gift tags for eid by a French site Mouslima-Avenue
• Check out these Green Eid Decorations Printables and
• A simple way to decorate your home with the Ramadan theme using these Candle wrap by Ramadan Joy. 
• Here is another floral print Eid Card
• If you need Printable Eidi Envelopes, we have a huge list of free eid envelopes in this post.

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Printable Ramadan Coloring Pages for children

• Here is another Allah made Everything Colorful printable.
• Some simple coloring pages by In the Playroom Blog.
• Have some coloring pages. Let the kids color their own Placemats for Iftaar using these printables by Karimas Crafts
• For Eid try these Eid Coloring pages from Best Coloring Pages
• Gilded Duniya has this pack of coloring pages.
• Here is a free downloadable Ramadan coloring book to keep the kids busy by American Muslim Mom
• Ilma Education has this beautiful crescent coloring sheet which you can use to talk about Moon sighting.
• A perfect idea for a coloring page that can double up as an Eid card .

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Printable Salah and Fasting Trackers

•  Ramadan fasting chart by 100 Good Deeds
• Help your kids keep track of their salah using this Prayer log and Ramadan log sheets
• Create a fun Ramadan fasting spinning chart by Islamic Bulletin boards.

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Printable Duas and Gratitude Posters

• Ayeina.Com have some beautiful free printables that are perfect to be used as gentle reminders around your home. Click here for the Alhamdulillah For a Month of Blessings Pack.
• Here is a beautiful Printable Dua from them to help your kids learn the dua to break their fast. I’d recommend printing this to frame it up for the holy month. They also have this huge collection of printables for free. 
• And these beautiful water paint illustrated poster of the Iftar Dua that you can download for your children.
• You can help your children pray Laylatul Qadr with this illustrated Dua.
• Learning Roots recently started their free digital library. They have lots of beautiful Islamic printables and duas.

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Free Ramadan Journals for Kids

Ilma Education has a free Journal and Challenge for Parents and kids to do together here.

Happy Muslim Homeschool has this wonderful 40 Hadith An Nawawee binder as a free download. You can use it to help children connect with the Hadith and Sunnah this Ramadan.

Knowledge Dunes has a Ramadan series called Learning about  the Angels. If you are teaching your children about the  Pillars of Iman, this can come handy.

Ihsaan Home Academy has a all in one Journal and Planner with adhkaar, Quran Sunnah, day to day planning, etc.

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Printable Kids Activities, Ramadan Games, Worksheets and Activity books

Are you looking to Involve the kids; keep them busy or motivated…

• Ummi and Kids has a very pretty Ramadan Activity pack for children and also many other activities in her free library.
• Ramadan mazes and crossword puzzles by In the Play Room Blog. Here are some Words searches from the same author.
• Print some games for them to play. Here is a treasure hunt !!
• A fun Ramadan word search by A Crafty Arab. Here is a Islamic world Word search too.
• Here is a fun Scavanger Hunt Printable by Discovery Dome to include in your activities.
• Do your children like play dough? Try this Rooh Afza Playdough to play on these Lantern Playdough mats.
• Teach your child to say the time with our very popular Lantern Time Telling Puzzles
• This Eid Card for the Neighbor by Noor Kids is a very good printable activity in PDF format.
• She also has this free downloadable Activity Book.  This activity book by the same author is for ages 7-12 years old.
• Mama Teaches Me has some fun printable activities for toddlers and preschoolers. I like this Allah made Everything Colorful printable.
• A few Ramadan Activity Books here.
• Education Enriched has some free workbooks in their Library.
• Ilm Ed has these worksheets for 7-9 year olds. There are 13 activities that include puzzles, secret codes, word search, crossword, maze, drawing, colouring and craft. It will take your child from the moon sighting through to Eid.
• Knowledge Dunes have a learning about Angels series and also this learn about the Last Day series.

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Have you seen the Jeddah Mom MUSLIM KIDS RESOURCES BUNDLE with 24 different products that your child can either color or craft with? It contains done for you kids activities, coloring pages, decor, Eid envelope, bookmarks and more. These printables are aimed at encouraging children for independent play and crafting

It has Kids activities, crafts, Eid envelope and home decor all in a bundle of it’s own. Enjoy! Have a blessed Eid

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