ramadan lesson plan

Ramadan lesson

Looking for an introduction to Ramadan lesson plan? At Primary ilm we’ve got you covered with a whole lesson plan, including a range of activities.

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Ramadan Lesson aim

Students will understand the meaning and significance of Ramadan as the holiest month in the Islamic calendar.

Ramadan Resources

  • Pictures of good deeds in Ramadan
  • Ramadan booklist and Ramadan banner
  • Primary Ilm Ramadan booklets

Ramadan lesson introduction

Begin the lesson by asking the students if they have heard of Ramadan before. If so, ask them to share what they know about it.

Use visual aids from the ‘All about Ramadan ebook’ on website.

all about ramadan

Ramadan Lesson Discussion

Explain that Ramadan is the holiest month in the Islamic calendar and is observed by Muslims around the world. It is a special month because Allah revealed the Quran in this month.

Discuss the lunar calendar and how it determines the start and end dates of Ramadan.

Explain that during Ramadan, Muslims fast, which means they abstain from food and drink during daylight hours. Muslims also try and stay away from doing bad deeds. Discuss the importance of self-control, patience, and empathy during the fast.

Explain that children are not required to fast until they are older, but can still participate in other aspects of Ramadan. Also they can join in by fasting for half a day or even try a full day and see how it goes!

Use the visual aids to illustrate the different activities that take place during Ramadan such as prayer, charity, and family gatherings. Explain how Allah gives extra reward for good deeds in ramadan.

Ramadan Activities

ramadan banner

Activity 1: Discuss different good deeds we can do in Ramadan.

Use the ‘Good deeds in Ramadan’ visual aids

Activity 2: Read a book about Ramadan.

The Ramadan booklist has a few suggestions. There is also a “All About Ramadan” ebook on the website.

Activity 3: Complete a sheet from the Primary ilm “Ramadan Activity booklet.”

Activity 4: Make Ramadan Kareem or Ramadan Mubarak cards

  • Have chn create Ramadan greeting cards for their friends and family.
  • Provide chn with cardstock, markers, and stickers to decorate the cards.
  • Encourage chn to write a message of love and peace to their loved ones, and explain that sending cards is a way to show appreciation and kindness to others during Ramadan.

Activity 5: Create a Ramadan banner

  • Have chn create a banner featuring important phrases related to Ramadan, such as ‘Ramadan Kareem,’ ‘Welcome Ramadan’ or ‘Ramadan Mubarak.’
  • Provide the kids with colored paper, scissors, and string to create the garland.
  • Alternatively, print out the pre made Primary ilm banner, get kids to colour and cut each letter out. Then attach them to the string to create a banner that can be hung up during Ramadan. There are also blank templates.

ramadan activity book for kids

Reflection:

Wrap up the lesson by asking the students to share what they learned about Ramadan. Ask them what they plan to do in Ramadan.

Remind them to try extra hard to do more good deeds during Ramadan as Allah will give them extra reward, which will make it easier to get to Jannah!

Free Ramadan printables

At primary ilm we have plenty of Ramadan resources to keep the little ones busy. We have free Ramadan printables including:

  • Ramadan calendar
  • Crossword and wordsearch
  • Ramadan DIY basket
  • Colouring sheet
  • Foldable booklet

Read more about these here.

ramadan journal

A bank of Ramadan activities

We have loads of Ramadan printables for our Primary ilm members. Join today to access:

  • Ramadan board game
  • Ebook on Ramadan
  • Colouring pages
  • Ramadan bingo
  • All about Ramadan ebook
  • Mini activity booklet

Read more about it here.

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