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Ramadan & Eid · PDF guide
The 30-Day Ramadan Plan
One activity for every day of Ramadan — with versions for little, middle and big children, so the whole family can join in.
Ages 3–1256-page PDFA4 · print or screenClickable sources
Families with children aged 3–12 — including families with several ages at once.
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Is this you?
- You want Ramadan to feel special, but run out of ideas by week two.
- Online ideas need supplies you don’t have and an hour to set up.
- Your children are different ages, so one activity bores one and frustrates another.
- The hour before iftar is long, hungry and noisy.
Where you’ll be
- 30 meaningful activities done without daily planning.
- Children who know the stories, duas and reasons behind Ramadan.
- Charity given, an iftar gifted and Eid decorations made together.
- A countdown calendar, gratitude jar and memory page to keep.
What’s inside
56 pages, ready to use
30 daily activitiesFour weekly themes: welcome Ramadan, the month of the Quran, kindness and giving, the last ten nights and Eid.
Three age levelsLittle, middle and big versions of every activity.
The Ramadan boxSet up everything you need in one hour.
Weekly prep listsKnow what to gather before each week starts.
Printable templatesCountdown calendar, moon journal, gratitude slips, kindness bingo, dua cards and more.
ReviewTroubleshooting and an end-of-Ramadan family review.
Look inside
Preview pages
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Details
| Format | PDF, A4 (prints on US Letter with “fit to page”) |
|---|---|
| Length | 56 pages |
| For | Ages 3–12 |
| Sources | Facts marked and linked; practical suggestions labelled separately |
| Licence | Personal and family use |
Good to know
- Every guide marks Fact (from a named source, with a link) and Practical judgment (our suggestions) so you can tell them apart.
- Where scholars or schools differ, the guide says so and suggests you check with your local teacher.
- Illustrations keep people faceless.
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