Ramadan

Arts & Crafts

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 ...‫اﻟﺴﻼم ﻋﻠﻴﻜﻢ‬
This free resource aims to help kids connect with
Ramadan through creative activities.
What’s included?

Some families love Ramadan crafts and others feel that its
unnecessary and a distraction. Personally, I’ve found them
really helpful to engage younger kids that aren’t fasting yet
and also distract kids who are still in their first years of
fasting.
I have some conditions though!
Activities should: I HOPE YOU FIND THE
ACTIVITIES ALL OF
be simple THESE THINGS!
be inexpensive
not require special supplies
and be lots of fun!
I’d LOVE to see your art work and creations. Tag me on
instagram @teachmeislamtpt or e-mail
umzayd@teachmeislam.org.
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THE RAMADAN GALLERY
This mini gallery is a
perfect quick activity for a
range of ages.
Just print, provide
drawing supplies and grab
5 much-needed Ramadan
minutes for youself.
You could repeat each
year to see how their
tastes change and
drawing develops!

FOR DIFFERENT AGED KIDS:

Provide different colouring
materials if you have a
range of ages.
Older kids might like to paint or use colouring pencils
and crayons are always a safe choice for younger kids!

TOP TIP!
Avoid felt-tip pens if
you have printed with
a standard at-home
printer.

The blank ink bleeds.

Kids don’t always realise that
the moon is full in the middle
of the month, not a half! This
project is a great chance to teach about the moon phases!
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MY RAMADAN GALLERY

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DRAW THE MOON AT THE
DRAW YOUR FAVOURITE SUHOOR BEGINNING OF RAMADAN

DRAW YOUR MUSHAF

DRAW YOUR LOCAL MASJID

DRAW THE
MOON IN
THE MIDDLE
OF RAMADAN
DRAW SOMETHING YOU WOULD LIKE TO DRAW YOUR FAVOURITE FOOD TO
GIVE IN CHARITY BREAK FAST WITH
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THE RAMADAN COMMUNITY
This fun drawing project
places the masjid in the
heart of the community.
The masjid drawing guide
has been provided for less
confident drawers.

Kids can draw their

local masjid and the
homes and buildings
surrounding it.

FOR DIFFERENT AGED KIDS:

Older kids can try to
include:
3-D buildings
Different types of buildings, apartments, terraced houses,
villas etc
Toddlers can join in by colouring the colouring page!
PAINT PROJECT

Draw the Paint over with

buildings and colour with watercolour and outline
oil pastel or crayons with black pen.
MASJID DRAWING GUIDE
STEP 1 STEP 2

STEP 3 STEP 4

STEP 5
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ARABIC ALPHABET CRAYON RESIST
Ramadan is a time when
kids see their families busy
with reading Quran.
This Arabic alphabet
project encourages
children learning to read
Arabic AND is a lot of fun
at any age,
Kids can colour the
letters in their name
their favourite colour.

DIFFERENT OPTIONS
Letter tracing
Colour with the squares with pencil and trace the letters with
pen.
Trace the letters with crayon or oil pastel using the template.
Paint over with watercolour paints.
Independent
Use the blank template to write the letters from memory.
Free Style
Write the Arabic alphabet in
different sizes on a page.
Try to make the letters fit
around each other with little
blank space.
Paint over with water colours or
outline the letters with pen.
‫ج‬ ‫ث‬ ‫ت‬ ‫ا ب‬
‫ر‬ ‫ذ‬ ‫د‬ ‫ح خ‬
‫ض‬ ‫ص‬ ‫ش‬ ‫ز س‬
‫ف‬ ‫غ‬ ‫ع‬ ‫ط ظ‬
‫ن‬ ‫م‬ ‫ل‬ ‫ق ك‬
‫ي‬ ‫ه و‬
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RAMADAN WORD ART
This Ramadan word art is so simple but so beautiful!

TRY THIS!
Gradient colours
are perfect for
this! Either dark
to light or one
colour to another.

DIFFERENT OPTIONS
Cool/warm colours
Trace the letters with crayon or oil pastel using the
template.
Paint over with watercolour paints and trace the lines with
black marker.
Pattern
Draw patterns on the different beams,
Experiment with different patterns, lines, waves and more!

You can either draw the patterns with pen after colouring or
painting or draw with crayon and then paint over,
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BOOK MARKS
This is a classic project
and great to give as a
hand-made gift,
This set of bookmarks
contain quotes from the
Qur’an about the Qur’an,

Kids can write their

favourite ayat on the
blank bookmarks provided.

DIFFERENT OPTIONS
Add a tassle
You can make it even more special by adding a homemade
tassle. All you need is scissors and some yarn.

Watercolour
Watercolour splotches are really popular at the moment.
They look great as a background effect.
Mount on patterned paper
Cut out the book mark and mount on coloured paper or
patterned paper. Card would make it even more sturdy.

Laminate
Laminate for extra durability. Either use a machine or
sticky sheets used for covering books.
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MASJID AGAMOGRAPH
This optical illusion produces very satisfying ‘oohs’
and ‘ahhhs’ from kids!

Once kids have learnt the method they can make

their own agamographs!

INSTRUCTIONS
Colour the two masjid pictures
One shows the sky at fajr
One shows the sky at maghrib

This is a great change to teach about the ‘false’ fajr

and learn about the true fajr and its appearance.
Cut the pictures along the vertical lines
Place them in alternate order as shown below.
MAGHRIB 2

MAGHRIB 5
MAGHRIB 3

MAGHRIB 4

MAGHRIB 6
MAGHRIB 1
FAJR 2

FAJR 5
FAJR 3

FAJR 4

FAJR 6
FAJR 1
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Stick in order on a piece of landscape paper or card

Fold up accordian style

If you are using card
you can score the card
along the lines with
scissors or lightly with a
craft knife. This makes
it easier to fold.

If you stick it on your fridge or a bulletin, you’ll be

able to experience the optical illusion whenever you
go past inshaAllah.

I’ve included a blank template so you can make you

own. You can write a word transforming into another
word or draw your own pictures,
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