Big Ramadan Lantern
A single large hanging lantern with a crescent-shaped window, a small star, and a simple tassel, centered with plenty of open space around it.
यह पन्ना अभी हिन्दी में उपलब्ध नहीं है — अंग्रेज़ी में दिखा रहे हैं।
Ramadan Activities for Kids
These Ramadan activities for kids include simple colouring pages with lanterns, crescent moons, mosques, dates and family moments. They suit children aged 3 to 12 and are free to print for use at home or in your own classroom.
डाउनलोड के लिए मुफ़्त खाता ज़रूरी · हर दिन 20 मुफ़्त डाउनलोड
Choose a Ramadan page to colour
Crescent Over Mosque
A broad crescent moon above a small mosque with one dome and one minaret, resting on a simple ground line with two clouds.
Bowl Of Dates
A round bowl filled with several large dates and two leaves, placed on a plain table with one small cup beside it.
Prayer Mat And Moon
One rectangular prayer mat with a simple arch pattern lies beneath a large crescent moon and three stars.
Child Holds Lantern
A smiling child holds a large lantern with both hands while standing beside a small potted plant on a porch.
Family Iftar Table
Two adults and one child sit around a low table with a bowl of dates, cups, and a plate of fruit as the sun sets behind a window.
Sharing A Date
One child offers a large date to another child, with a small plate between them and a crescent moon in the background.
Mosque Courtyard Moon
A small mosque doorway stands in a quiet courtyard beneath a large crescent moon, with two rounded bushes on either side.
Stars Around Lantern
A large hanging lantern is surrounded by five big five-pointed stars and a curved moon near the top of the page.
Kindness Food Basket
A child carries a large basket containing bread, dates, and fruit toward a smiling neighbour at a doorway.
Lanterns In Indian Balcony
Two children hang lanterns along an apartment balcony, with potted plants, a railing, and a crescent moon in the evening sky.
Moon Sighting Family
A family stands on a rooftop looking toward a thin crescent moon, with a water tank, low parapet, and distant apartment buildings behind them.
Sunset Iftar Meal
A family gathers around a floor cloth at sunset with dates, fruit, water glasses, flatbreads, and serving bowls, while the sky glows beyond an open window.
Child Arranges Dates
A child places dates in a neat circle on a plate beside a prayer mat, a lantern, and a small cup on a patterned floor.
Reading Together
An adult and child sit side by side on cushions, looking at an open Quran with blank pages, with a lantern and prayer mat nearby.
Ramadan Activity Table
Two children colour at a table holding crayons, with a blank crescent-and-lantern picture, dates, and a safe reference picture without text nearby.
Mosque At Sunset
A mosque with several domes and arched windows appears across a garden at sunset, with palm trees, clouds, and a rising crescent moon.
Iftar On The Veranda
A family shares an evening meal on an Indian home veranda, with a low table, steel cups, banana leaves, potted plants, and a warm sunset outside.
Giving A Food Parcel
Two children hand a neatly tied food parcel to an elderly neighbour outside a home, with a doorway, sandals, and a flowering plant nearby.
Eid Moon Courtyard
Children decorate a courtyard with hanging lanterns beneath a crescent moon, while a mosque silhouette, flower pots, and a low wall fill the background.
Quiet Dawn Prayer
A child sits peacefully on a prayer mat near a window before sunrise, with a folded shawl, a small lantern, and a pale crescent visible outside.
Detailed Iftar Courtyard
A large family shares iftar in an Indian courtyard at sunset, with a low cloth-covered table, dates, fruit, samosas, flatbreads, serving dishes, water jugs, cushions, plants, and string….
Rooftop Moon Watch
Several family members watch for the Ramadan crescent from an Indian rooftop, with varied standing and seated poses, a parapet, satellite dish, water tank, clothesline, distant city….
Lantern Making Workshop
Children and an adult make paper lanterns at a classroom activity table, with scissors, glue, folded paper, finished lanterns, shelves, plants, and a blank wall behind them.
Dates At The Market
A child chooses dates from a market stall with an adult, surrounded by baskets of fruit, hanging lanterns, cloth canopies, a weighing scale, and an Indian street scene.
Prayer Mats In A Row
A family prepares several patterned prayer mats in a bright room, with adults and children arranging them toward a window showing a crescent moon and rooftops.
Ramadan Story At Home
An adult shares a Ramadan story with two children on a rug beside an open blank-page Quran, while a lantern, dates, cushions, curtains, and a moonlit window create a cosy room.
Indian Street Iftar
Families share an evening meal at a peaceful Indian neighbourhood street, with low tables, dates, fruit, steel plates, lanterns, balconies, bicycles, trees, and a mosque in the distance.
Ramadan Garden Evening
Children and grandparents gather in a garden after sunset, with a picnic iftar cloth, dates, fruit, lanterns, flowering plants, trees, fireflies, and a large crescent above.
At a glance
- Ages: 3 to 12
- Skills: Fine motor control, focus and cultural learning
- You need: Printer, paper and colouring materials
- Time: 10 to 25 minutes per page
Colouring for different ages
The set includes clear, bold outlines for younger children and more detailed scenes for older children. Your child may colour lanterns, crescent moons, stars, a mosque, dates, prayer mats and family iftar moments. Children in Nursery, LKG and UKG can practise staying inside large shapes, while children in Classes 1 to 5 can add patterns, backgrounds and short captions. For more colouring practice on this theme, you can also try our Ramadan Coloring Pages.
Ideas for home and class
At home, read one page together and ask your child what they notice before colouring. Use the finished picture to start a gentle conversation about kindness, sharing food and spending time with family. In class, place the pages in a festival activity centre with crayons, coloured pencils and a few safe reference pictures. Older children can label objects such as lantern, moon, dates and mosque, or write one kind action they could do during Ramadan.
Simple Ramadan facts for children
Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar. Many Muslims fast from dawn until sunset during this month, though young children may not be expected to fast. Ramadan begins and ends according to the sighting of the moon, and it ends with Eid al-Fitr. Families may share an evening meal called iftar, pray, read the Quran and remember the value of helping others. Children can learn these ideas without being asked to take part in fasting.
Lumi's tips
- For a younger child, name two colours for the lantern and moon, then let your child choose the rest.
- For an older child, ask them to add a repeating border, label the objects and write one sentence about Ramadan.
- Link the activity to real life by making a small kindness chart for sharing, helping and thanking someone during Ramadan.
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माता-पिता के सवाल
What are some simple Ramadan activities for kids?
Children can colour Ramadan scenes, make a kindness chart, learn simple facts about the month, help arrange dates for iftar or decorate a paper lantern with adult support.
Are these Ramadan activities suitable for preschool children?
Yes. The set includes simple pictures with larger spaces for younger children, along with more detailed designs for children up to age 12.
Can children learn about Ramadan without fasting?
Yes. Children can learn through stories, colouring, conversations, acts of kindness and family traditions. Young children are not generally expected to fast.
How do I download and print these Ramadan activities?
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