Day 7 of our Ramadan craft challenge has me guest hosting over at Muslimah Bloggers.
Last year I made them Eid Gift Card Printables and I was so excited to see they are once again doing their 30 day Ramadan series as well. Make sure you follow along.
Stop by and check out the Ramadan Lenticular Artwork I created.
Visit A Crafty Arab on Pinterest to see more fun printables you can download for free.
Smaller children may need a little help understanding the concept of Ramadan since time is hard for them to visualize.
I created this Ramadan lantern 30 day printable as the perfect little countdown for toddlers and young children to help see the 30 days of fasting, which is required of able Muslims during the holy month. It is free as a download once you subscribe to the A Crafty Arab newsletter.
You can give them a pen to mark off each day or maybe let them cover a circle with a sticker. You can place it on your refrigerator to use with magnets or even lay it on a flat surface and glue cotton balls or pom poms.
You can also turn the countdown into a lesson plan by learning numbers each day, either in Arabic, English or your own language.
If you do print it out and use it, please tag #CraftyRamadan so I can re-post it. Be sure to check out A Crafty Arab on Pinterest to see more printables.
I am almost finished converting the animals from my Arabic Alphabet Animal Poster into a coloring book.
This post is all about the letter Kaf (kāf) is represented by Karam the Kalb, which is dog in Arabic
Karam runs a store that never makes any money because he is always giving his items away.
Other words that use Kaf are Karaz (cherry), and Kukh (shed), and Kura (ball).
You can also enjoy these past animals that have been done already –
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Arabic Initial Papier-Mâché {Tutorial}
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