Ramadan collection
It was during the month of Ramadan that the Qur’an was first revealed to the Prophet Muhammad. To mark this, Muslims fast during daylight hours throughout the month, the ninth of the Islamic calendar, and treat it as a time of reflection and spiritual dedication. Once fasting is over, communities come together to celebrate Eid-ul-Fitr with feasting and festivities. Help students understand and embrace Ramadan’s values with these hand-picked resources.
Educating others
- Explore the meaning of Ramadan for Muslims with this True Tube assembly.
- Outline facts of the festival with this PowerPoint for younger pupils.
- Tell the story of Ramdan with this non-fiction picture book.
- Reflect and review this Ramadan with this PowerPoint covering facts, symbolism and health.
- Picturing labelling activity to help pupils learn the key words about Ramadan.
- Ramadan is explained in this colourful and concise PowerPoint.
- Quick research questions to kick start a Ramadan unit.
Ramadan reflections
- Get students competing with this board teaching them about the Five Pillars of Islam.
- A simple themed calendar reinforcing counting and the key themes of Ramadan.
- An abundance of activities about the Islamic festival from crafts to colouring and word searches to comprehension.
- Get crafty with this guide to creating your own Fanoo lanterns to celebrate the festival.
- Help students not to break their fast with this comprehensive guide to fasting during the festival.
As fasting ends
- Lots of activities encouraging students to share Ramadan and Eid experiences and enlightening those new to the festivities.
- A True Tube assembly explaining Eid ul-Fitr.
- A young’s girl’s tale of Eid ul-Fitr with Arabic terms emerging students in the language of Islam.
- A step-by-step guide to the festivities as fasting ends.
- A PowerPoint exploring customs and celebration with activities and games.
