Umm Nassim is also currently posting a series entitled Ramadan Around the World
Yemen Links has a page called Ramadan Lessons, page two has some good craft ideas for making with children.
I love the idea here for ramadan sweets at The Muslim Homeschool and used these for my ramadan baskets last year.
Umm Layla of The Egyptian's wife has a lovely-looking Ramadan Calendar to make
Modern Muslimah has children’s activities, decoration and craft ideas and party tips and a page called Ramadan Fun Time.
The Muslim Connection has a good page with a activity planner and a very nice book called “Ramadan is” which I will enjoy sharing with my children.
Lots of great activities at the excellent SoundVision
Mission Islam has lots of Ramadan articles, lessons plans, games and activities with a nice section at the bottom for children.
The Wayfarers’s Journey blog has some great ideas for things to make and do for children including a Sesame Street Ramadan coloring sheet.
I will add anyothers I find, your reccommendations are welcome.
Asslamvalekum Dear, wow very informative posts.
ReplyDeleteAssalam-alaikam Sister Lubna and jazhakh'Allah-khairun.
ReplyDeleteJazak'Allahu kheir sis umm salihah. Very informative! mash'Allah.
ReplyDeletehaha thats so funny how sister Samah and I had basically the same type of post! Alhamdulillah hehe
ReplyDeletewhat great ideas for children's activities!
ReplyDeletethank you from America!
Thank you for sharing. Another good craft for kids is free Ramadan coloring pages like
ReplyDeletehttp://www.thecolor.com/Category/Coloring/Ramadan.aspx
Asalaam 'Alaikum:
ReplyDeleteWe now have updated our Ramadan Craft Pages. For more information, please check out:
http://tinyurl.com/RamadanCrafts
There are many decorations, cards and other items to choose from - all in free printable format!
Asalaam 'Alaikum,
Sumayyah Umm SAAK
http://www.yemenlinks.com/blog
Walaikam-assalam Sister Umm Sumayyah,
DeleteJazakh'Allah-khairun for the update