With Ramadan approaching soon, I wanted to get a head start with the preparations. This year with my daughter understanding more about our way of life, and being more curious about our faith, I’m particularly excited to involve her much more this Ramadan. I want these 28/29 days in a year to be a time she looks forward to, just like the rest of us. And while she may be too young to fast, read the Quran or pray her Salah, my plan of action is to get her involved and excited through various Ramadan related activities. Whether that be through decorating the house, doing Ramadan related crafts, carrying out acts of kindness, making a gratitude list or even preparing some colouring sheets for her.

Here’s a list of free printables that I have found on the internet, which I will be using with my daughter. While there are many age –appropriate printables out there that you should definitely have a look at, my list below is the one I felt most comfortable with for my 4 year old daughter.

Before I begin though, I would like to invite you to download my FREE printable: Little Acts of Kindness, teaching the little ones to practice gratitude and earn rewards. Click here to be directed to the link.

1. Tot cards – Arabic Letters Flash cards –

Learning and memorising the Arabic letters is important for learning how to recite the Quran in Arabic. These flashcards can be laminated and make a lovely educational resource. Click here for a direct link.

2.Little Wings Creative – Ramadan Home printables-

This website has such beautifully illustrated Islamic goods and prints. They have some very handy free printables too, such as the Ramadan Tracker, Ramadan Goal Sheet, Ramadan Info sheet, Ramadan Milestone sheet, Dua cards and so much more. Their colour palate is insanely perfect! Click this direct link to get there.

Here’s a picture of my daughter holding their Milestone printout from last year (2019), and can’t wait to refill one this year.

3. My Salah Mat- Duas, Surahs, Salah essentials –

Create a small booklet for the small duas and surahs with this printable. Also, an activity + colouring book for the young children to learn about how the salah is performed, in a fun way. Click here to reach the site.

4. And Then She Said- Dua List –

Learn the simple duas on the go, by printing them and having them together in a key chain. Complete with the meaning in English, these are going to be super handy to go through the day. Click here to get your set.

5. Ayeina – Links to various printables–

There’s so many printables available on the web and Ayeina have it all on one page, updated for the year. How handy! This makes searching an activity sheet or colouring sheet appropriate for your child’s age so much more easier. Scroll through the website and you will also find other useful articles such as Islamic Book related crafts. Click here to get on the site. You may even find mine! 🙂

6. Qamar Designs – Ramadan special printables

Collected over the recent years, this website has a beautiful collection of Ramadan printables with the cutest fonts and pastel colours. I would highly recommend downloading the free Ramadan workbook copy, that comes in two different levels. Click here to reach the website.

Some printables are not just specific Ramadan, and here I include links to some Arabic or Islam related printouts I have printed for my own daughter:

• Arabic Bingo by @misssanateaches : Click the link in bio and scroll to find the PDF for Arabic Bingo
• Hijab Design by @littlewingscreative: Click here to find the printable present on their website.

Once again, I would like to remind you that you may also like to download my free copy of gratitude calendar called ‘Little Acts of Kindness’ for young kids, encouraging them to earn rewards through little acts of kindness.

Little Acts of Kindness – free downloadable

Which free downloadable are you most keen to print? Do you know of any other sites offering free printables for young kids that you could share.