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Here are the worksheets featured in the video! A quick overview about Ramadan. The sheets highlights: What is Ramadan? When is Ramadan? And How is Ramadan celebrated. I am going to say kids ages 8-12 like cookies. So throwing in my moon phases worksheet. Lunar Month Calendar. A great take home activity for older kids (8-years-old plus). Try these 14 moon themed activities to learn about the moon, from moon phases to moon themed crafts and sensory bins. Teach your child about the way the moon is sighted for the beginning of Ramadan, and for Eid, and about the 3 “white days” (ayyam al beed) when the full moon shows and its recommended to fast them during any month. Eaman Elhadri shares her favorite Ramadan activities for kids! Plus, read up on great Ramadan moon phase activities as well! This moon phase slider is simple to make and would serve as a great craft to accompany conversation around Ramadan and the Islamic Lunar calendar. This could be a unique craft to do in your childs’ classroom when talking about Ramadan. Discover captivating strategies for teaching students about Ramadan! Explore diverse cultural traditions, interactive activities, and cross-curricular connections tailored for upper elementary grades. Promote empathy and cultural understanding with engaging lessons on this sacred Islamic observance. Create a Ramadan Moon Chart as a wonderful Ramadan activity for kids. Use our free printable moon chart to keep track during Ramadan Art Activity 1: Crescent Moon & Star Craft – Students create beautiful Ramadan decorations. Art Activity 2: Paper Plate Ramadan Night Sky – A hands-on craft where students design their own moonlit sky. This engaging and inclusive lesson makes it easy to introduce Ramadan in a respectful, age-appropriate way while celebrating kindness and Under the Ramadan Moon – a lyrical story introducing children to Ramadan (two to three). Ilyas and Duck: Fantastic Festival of Eid-Al-Fitr – Ilyas and his friend Duck explore the fun and excitement of Eid (three to six). We’ve created some fun lesson activities to look at what Ramadan is, what happens during Ramadan and what is important to Muslims during Ramadan. Learners can design and make their own prayer mat, lantern or make a paper plate moon and star decoration. We give to the poor, and read Qur'an, under the moon. We live our faith, until next year under the moon, under the moon, under the Ramadan moon." Ramadan is one of the most special months of the Islamic year, when Muslims pray, fast, and help those in need. " We wait for the moon. We watch for the moon. We watch for the Ramadan moon. We give to the poor, and read Qur'an, under the moon. We live our faith, until next year under the moon, under the moon, under the Ramadan moon." Ramadan is one of the most special months of the Islamic year, when Muslims pray, fast, and help those in need. This simple picture book celebrates the coming of Ramadan and shows a family’s activities taking place “under the moon, under the moon, under the Ramadan moon.” Though the rhythm varies a bit, the title phrase is repeated in slightly varied forms throughout the text. We live our faith, until next year under the moon, under the moon, under the Ramadan moon.” Ramadan is one of the most special months of the Islamic year, when Muslims pray, fast, and help those in need. The lyrical story, with luminous illustrations, serves as an introduction to Ramadan—a time for reflection and ritual with family and friends. Simply print this resource and follow along with the clear instructions to make some wonderful Ramadan moon and star crafts with your children. This is a super quick and simple activity that will keep little ones engaged. And it uses materials that you probably already have lying around, like paper plates, ribbons, and glue sticks. It’s that easy! The finished products will look fantastic on We wait for the moon. we watch for the moon. we watch for the Ramadan moon. We fast by day under the moon, under the moon, under the Ramadan moon. We eat at night under thè moon, under thè moon, under thè Ramadan moon. We speak kind words and stop bad habits under the moon. We give to the poor and read Qur'an under the moon. (Continues) Here are some fun Ramadan crafts and activities for kids, that are great to keep or gift to your friends! 20 Ramadan Crafts and Activities for Kids. 1. Ramadan Moon Card. Ramadan begins and ends with the sighting of the moon, so a Ramadan moon card would make the apt gift during this time of the year! 2. Ramadan Lantern Card " We wait for the moon. We watch for the moon. We watch for the Ramadan moon. We give to the poor, and read Qur'an, under the moon. We live our faith, until next year under the moon, under the moon, under the Ramadan moon." Ramadan is one of the most special months of the Islamic year, when Muslims pray, fast, and help those in need. With a lyrical text that makes excellent use of repetition - "We wait for the moon.We watch for the moon. We watch for the Ramadan moon." - and soft pastel illustrations that are full of light and warmth, author Sylvia Whitman and illustrator Sue Williams have created a lovely picture-book celebration of Ramadan, the Muslim month of fasting, in Under the Ramadan Moon. Enjoy this simple rhythmic call and response activity based on the story book "Under The Ramadan Moon" by Sylvia Whitman & Sue Williams. During Ramadan, this loving family prays and fasts together. They also stop bad habits, give to the poor, hang bright lights, and visit friends — all under the Ramadan moon! Lush pastel illustrations fill the pages with soft moonlight, the warmth of friends and family, and beautiful designs at the Mosque. Children will enjoy repeating the lyrical refrain that appears throughout the story
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