Crescent Over Mosque
A large crescent moon above a small domed mosque with one minaret, two clouds and a simple ground line. Center the mosque with wide open spaces around it.
यह पन्ना अभी हिन्दी में उपलब्ध नहीं है — अंग्रेज़ी में दिखा रहे हैं।
Eid al-Adha Activities for Kids
This set of eid al-Adha activities for kids includes simple colouring pages with family, mosque, prayer, Hajj and qurbani themes. They suit children aged 3 to 12 and are free to download and print at home or in your own classroom.
डाउनलोड के लिए मुफ़्त खाता ज़रूरी · हर दिन 20 मुफ़्त डाउनलोड
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Eid Gift Basket
A large open basket holds wrapped gifts, fruit and a small crescent-shaped decoration, with two big leaves beside it. Place the basket in the centre of the page.
Prayer Mat And Beads
A single patterned prayer mat lies neatly on the floor beside a strand of prayer beads and a small cushion. Use a front-facing, uncluttered arrangement.
Family At Mosque
Two adults and two children in modest festive clothing stand together outside a simple mosque, with a doorway, crescent ornament and one tree. Show the family holding hands or standing….
Moonlit Eid Lantern
A large hanging lantern is in the foreground beneath a crescent moon, with a low mosque silhouette and two stars in the background. Arrange the lantern centrally.
Sharing Food Bowl
A child offers a large covered bowl of food to an older neighbour at a doorway, with a small plant and a simple home entrance behind them. Show both figures in a clear side view.
Eid Family Meal
Three family members sit around a low table with a large serving dish, cups and fruit, with cushions behind them. Show a cheerful home meal from a simple front view.
Child With Sheep
A child gently holds a sheep's lead in a grassy yard with one tree and a small water bowl. Place the child and sheep side by side, both facing forward.
Mosque Courtyard Prayer
A child stands on a prayer mat in a quiet mosque courtyard, with a domed building, one arch and a potted plant behind. Show the child in a respectful prayer posture from the side.
Family Moon Sighting
A family of four looks up from an Indian rooftop terrace at a crescent moon, with a low parapet, water tank and a few distant rooftops. Vary the family's poses so one child points upward.
Eid Clothes At Home
Two children try on festive clothes beside a bed or clothing stand, while an adult holds a scarf and a small gift bag. Include a window with a crescent-shaped hanging decoration.
Indian Eid Courtyard
A family gathers in an Indian home courtyard with a doorway, potted tulsi plant, charpai and simple floor decoration. One child carries a tray of cups toward the seated adults.
Prayer At Sunrise
A parent and child pray on separate mats in an open area at sunrise, with low hills, a mosque dome and a few birds in the distance. Show them in side view with respectful postures.
Kaaba From Afar
A small group of pilgrims in modest clothing walks toward the Kaaba from a spacious courtyard, with simple surrounding arches and a bright open sky. Show the Kaaba clearly in the middle….
Pilgrims Around Kaaba
Several diverse pilgrims move calmly around the Kaaba in Makkah, seen from a slightly raised viewpoint, with curved walkway lines and distant mosque arches. Vary the pilgrims' clothing….
Qurbani Sheep In Yard
A healthy sheep stands calmly in a clean yard beside an adult and child holding a bowl of water, with a low fence, leafy tree and covered food containers nearby. The people look after….
Eid Prayer Ground
Families stand in orderly prayer rows on mats in an open Eid prayer ground, with a simple stage-like mosque wall, trees and early morning sky behind them. Include adults and children in….
Warm Eid Evening
Children and adults sit together under string lanterns in a home courtyard after Eid prayer, sharing fruit and cups around a low table. Include potted plants, a woven charpai and a….
Charity Food Delivery
An older child and an adult deliver a covered basket of Eid food to a family at an apartment doorway, with stairs, potted plants and an Indian neighbourhood visible behind. Show the….
Hajj Journey To Makkah
A diverse group of pilgrims travels together along a broad path toward distant Makkah, carrying small bags, with rolling hills, tents and a bus in the background. Show people from behind….
Tawaf In The Courtyard
A detailed overhead view shows diverse pilgrims moving in flowing circles around the Kaaba, with surrounding marble floor, repeating arches and shaded walkways. Keep the Kaaba central….
Indian Mosque Before Eid
A richly detailed Indian mosque courtyard is being prepared for Eid, with families arranging prayer mats, hanging lanterns, sweeping the paving and placing water cups. Include domes,….
Qurbani Sharing Kitchen
Adults and older children work together in a clean home kitchen to place prepared food into covered bowls for sharing, with a large table, serving dishes, vegetables and a doorway to the….
Eid Meal On The Terrace
An extended Indian family enjoys an Eid meal on a rooftop terrace at sunset, with a low table, covered dishes, fruit, cushions, potted plants and a view of nearby rooftops. Include….
Hajj Camp At Dusk
Pilgrims rest and share water near rows of tents at dusk, with a winding path, distant rocky hills, lanterns and groups helping one another. Include diverse adults and children in calm….
Eid Morning At Home
A busy Indian home on Eid morning shows family members greeting one another, adjusting festive clothes, arranging gifts and carrying a breakfast tray through rooms opening onto a….
Mosque And Market Street
A festive neighbourhood street leads toward a mosque, with families walking to prayer, a fruit seller, balconies, bicycles, hanging lanterns and trees. Show an Indian town setting at….
Kindness Across Neighbours
Several neighbouring families share qurbani food along an apartment walkway, passing covered bowls and baskets between doorways, with children helping, sandals near entrances, plants and….
At a glance
- Ages: 3 to 12 years
- Skills: Colouring, focus, cultural learning
- You need: Printer, paper, crayons or pencils
- Time: 10 to 25 minutes per page
What children will colour
The set brings together familiar Eid al-Adha ideas in clear, child-friendly scenes. Younger children can colour bold outlines of a crescent moon, mosque, prayer mat, sheep and gift basket. Older children can work on busier scenes with a family meal, Hajj, the Kaaba, qurbani and sharing food. The pages leave room for children to choose their own colours rather than asking them to copy one finished picture. For more festival-themed practice, you can pair these pages with Eid Coloring Pages.
Ideas for home and class
At home, let your child choose one page before Eid and talk about the picture while colouring. A child may add a family member, a plate of food or a background to an open scene. In class, place the pages at a quiet activity table, then invite children to share one kind action they can do during Eid. Older pupils can write labels such as mosque, prayer, family and sharing below their picture. You can display the finished work with a short Eid greeting in English, Hindi or another home language.
Three facts children can remember
Eid al-Adha is celebrated on the 10th day of Dhu al-Hijjah, the final month of the Islamic calendar. It comes during the time of Hajj, when Muslims from many countries gather in Makkah. Many Muslim families mark the festival with prayers, special clothes, meals and qurbani. Meat from qurbani is shared with family, friends and people who need support. These simple facts give you a gentle way to explain why sharing, kindness and gratitude are part of the festival.
Lumi's tips
- For younger children, name two or three colours and help them colour one large shape at a time.
- For older children, ask them to add labels, a repeating border or a short Eid greeting in a language they know.
- Link the activity to real life by inviting your child to draw a food parcel or kind action that could be shared with someone else.
How to download and print
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माता-पिता के सवाल
What are some Eid al-Adha activities for kids?
Children can colour mosque, family, prayer, Hajj, sheep and sharing scenes. They can also make an Eid card, practise a greeting or talk about kindness and sharing.
How can I explain Eid al-Adha to a young child?
Say that Eid al-Adha is a special Muslim festival connected with Hajj, prayer, gratitude and sharing. Keep the explanation short and use the picture on the page to begin the conversation.
Are these Eid al-Adha colouring pages suitable for school?
Yes. They can be used at an activity table or as a quiet follow-up after a class discussion about festivals, family traditions and helping others. Please use the files in your own classroom rather than sharing them publicly.
How do I download and print these activities?
Create a free EarlyActivity account to download the PDF. Free accounts can download up to 20 printables a day. The files are sized for A4 and US Letter paper, and the print setting should be Actual size, or 100%.
Can I use these pages with children of different ages?
Yes. Give younger children the pages with larger open areas and bold outlines. Older children can add backgrounds, labels, patterns or a short paragraph about Eid al-Adha.
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