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Free Islamic printables for kids

Free printable worksheets, charts, cards, puzzles and crafts for Muslim kids aged 3–8. Every one is a direct PDF in US Letter and A4 — no sign-up — with ink-saver line art to colour, and Arabic checked by a qualified teacher.

16 printablesAges 3–8US Letter & A4Ink-saverNo sign-up

Coming up · Ramadan 2027 (1448 AH)

Get ready for Ramadan and Eid

Ramadan is expected to start around 8 February 2027. Print the countdown calendar and good-deed cards now, and the Eid chain about ten days before Eid.

Ramadan printables

6 printables →

Eid printables

5 printables →

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Ramadan countdown calendar

A Ramadan countdown calendar gives children one small, happy thing to do each night of Ramadan. Print the moon calendar, add a good-deed card for each day, and make a paper chain that gets shorter until Eid.

1 printable · ages 3–8 →

Good deed charts

A good deeds chart helps children notice the kind things they do. Every NoorHop chart counts good things only — children colour a star for each deed, and nothing is ever crossed out.

1 printable · ages 3–8 →

Mazes

Five friendly maze worksheets, each with a big-path level for 4–5 year olds, a trickier level with stars to collect, and an answer key on the last page.

5 printables · ages 4–8 →

Bingo

Picture bingo for Ramadan and Eid gatherings: 12 different 3×3 cards with a free moon square, plus a sheet of calling cards to cut out. No reading needed.

1 printable · ages 3–8 →

Certificates

Six printable award certificates to celebrate effort — learning letters, wudu and du'as, kindness, Ramadan and helping at Eid. Each comes as a colour-in sheet and in full colour.

6 printables · ages 3–8 →

Crafts

Printable cut-and-make Ramadan crafts with clear dielines: solid lines to cut, dashed lines to fold and shaded tabs to glue.

2 printables · ages 4–8 →

Colouring pages

Islamic colouring pages (coloring pages) to colour on screen or print — Ramadan, Eid, letters, masjids and more.

Open the colouring pages →

For parents and teachers

How our printables are made

Both paper sizes, always. US Letter and A4 on every page; cards keep their real size on both.
Ink-saver by default. Clean, thick line art on white that little hands can colour — with a full-colour version where it helps.
Made for 3–8. Big tick stars, wide maze paths and picture word lists for pre-readers; harder levels for older children.
Positive only. Charts count good things. No crosses, no "bad deeds" columns.
No people's faces. Our pictures use objects, animals and Noori the crescent moon, so they suit masjid schools too.
Teacher-checked Arabic. Du'as, letters and Arabic words are checked by a qualified teacher before they are published.

Questions

US Letter or A4 — which should I print?

Both are on every page. The big button picks the size most people use where you are (US Letter in the USA, Canada, Mexico and the Philippines; A4 everywhere else) and the link next to it gives you the other one. Print at 100% or "actual size" so cards and cut lines come out the right size.

Can I use these in my class, masjid weekend school or homeschool group?

Yes — print as many copies as you need for your own family, class or group. Please don't sell them or re-upload the files; share a link to the page instead. See the licence.

How is the Arabic and religious content checked?

Every sheet with Arabic, a du'a or something about worship is checked by a qualified teacher before it is published. Until then it stays a draft and isn't public.

Do I need to sign up?

No. Every printable is a free, direct PDF download — no account, no email.