Ramadan for kids: activities, calendar & printables
Ramadan is the special month when Muslims fast from dawn to sunset, pray more and read the Qur'an. It's a time to say thank you to Allah, to be extra kind and to share with people who need help. Little ones don't fast — they join in with the moon, lanterns, dates at iftar, good deeds and the big Eid party at the end!
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Dates are worked out on your device from the Umm al-Qura calendar. The real start depends on the moon sighting in your community, so it may be a day earlier or later — follow your local masjid's announcement.
The 30-day kids' Ramadan programme
Each day has its own theme, a three-sentence mini-lesson, a 5-minute activity for little ones (3–5) and big kids (6–8), a word with audio and a card to print. Skip days, swap days, do them twice — whatever fits your family.
Welcome & giving
Days 1–10 · Meet the moon, suhoor and iftar, say thank you and start giving.Kind hearts, close to Allah
Days 11–20 · Kindness, the masjid, wudu and salah, the Qur'an and du'a.The last ten nights
Days 21–30 · Laylatul Qadr, quiet dhikr, Zakat al-Fitr and getting ready for Eid.Ramadan guides for families
Printables and the Ramadan planner
PrintableRamadan calendar & day cardsA Ramadan countdown calendar gives children one small, happy thing to do each night of Ramadan.Print →
PrintableGood-deed chartsA good deeds chart helps children notice the kind things they do.Print →
PrintableRamadan word searchA Ramadan word search in two levels: find MOON, STAR and DATES in the picture puzzle, then IFTAR, SUHOOR, LANTERN and SADAQAH in the bigger grid.Print →
PrintableRamadan Superstar certificateThe Ramadan Superstar certificate says “well done” for filling Ramadan with kindness, helping hands and lots of good deeds.Print →Parent toolRamadan Planner & practice-fast trackerA gentle track for each child, daily ideas, a practice-fast tracker and printables.Open →Ramadan games
Colouring pages
Songs for Ramadan
Keep learning
Du'a for breaking the fast (iftar)
My thirst is gone, my body feels fresh, and Allah will reward me, inshaAllah!
Open →Lantern Studio
Paint your own lantern!
Open →Ramadan Countdown Calendar for Kids
A one-page Ramadan countdown calendar: each night your child colours the moon for that night of Ramadan and a star for the day's good deed.
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Ramadan Lantern
A big glowing fanoos to light up Ramadan nights, with two little lanterns beside it.
Open →The five pillars of Islam for kids
Shahadah, Salah, Zakat, Sawm and Hajj in simple words, with a counting song.
Open →Du'a for Every Moment
Tap a moment to hear its du'a, track what your child knows, pick a du'a of the week and print personalised cards.
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