Free printable · Ramadan countdown calendar
30 Ramadan Good Deed Cards for Kids (Free Printable)
Thirty small good deeds for thirty days of Ramadan — hugging, sharing, helping with iftar, putting a coin in the sadaqah jar. Each card has a picture, so pre-readers can 'read' it too.
Free printable PDF for ages 3–8 · US Letter & A4 · no sign-up.
Ages 3–8Kindness & routine5 pagesUS Letter & A4Ink-saver
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Play Good Deeds Garden →What's on each page
- 30 good-deed cards, eight to a sheet, with a picture on each
- Two 'your idea' cards and a whole sheet of blank cards
- Cut along the dashed lines
How to use it
For grown-ups
- Answer to "what to put in a Ramadan calendar for kids": one card per pocket, envelope or jar.
- Swap the order to suit your week — the day numbers are only a suggestion.
- Little ones need help, not perfection: doing the deed together counts.
- Use the blank cards for family deeds you love (visiting a neighbour, a call to grandparents).
- Print at 100% ("actual size"). Ink-saver line art is the default, so colouring in is part of the fun.
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