Ramadan Day 25: Stars of the Night Sky
Allah decorated the night sky with stars, like lamps. Below you'll find a 5-minute activity for little ones (3–5) and big kids (6–8), today's word with audio, and a day card to print.
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Today's mini-lesson
Allah decorated the night sky with stars, like lamps.
Long ago, travellers used the stars to find their way across deserts and seas.
Looking up at the stars on a quiet Ramadan night helps us feel how great Allah is.
Sources: Qur'an 67:5 · Qur'an 16:16
Torch stars
Poke holes in a paper cup with a pencil (a grown-up helps). In a dark room, shine a torch inside it and watch stars appear on the ceiling.
Make a constellation
On a clear night, find the brightest stars and join them with your finger. Draw your own star pattern and give it a name.
Najm
نَجْم
Najm
“Star”
Najm means star.
Keep today's theme going
Stars of the Night Sky
Poke holes in a paper cup with a pencil (a grown-up helps). In a dark room, shine a torch inside it and watch stars appear on the ceiling.
On a clear night, find the brightest stars and join them with your finger. Draw your own star pattern and give it a name.
نَجْم
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