To get children into the Ramadan spirit, my sister @ilmspiration and I have created a daily checklist as a free printable!
The checklist includes fasts, 5 daily prayers and a good deed of the day. You can alter it to half day fasts if your children are young!
On top of the chart you can add the year and keep the page for future reference so kids can try to do better than they did last year.
The rewards are something you can work on together with your children! It's a way for them to get more into the habit of praying and fasting. The rewards are with Allah for sure, but it's fun for them to receive something like an ice cream outing, a small toy, or whatever else you deem fit!
The bottom right corner has a A Special Message box where parents or guardians can write a personalized note of encouragement for their children to increase their worship.
Other free printables my sister and I have worked on for Ramadan are included below:
Hope you find them useful! Please remember us in your duas, and follow my page @simplyincontrol on Instagram if you'd like more daily tips for staying organized!
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What a wonderful idea to get children excited about Ramadan! This daily checklist is a fantastic way to help them engage with the spirit of Ramadan, learn the importance of fasting, and practice kindness and gratitude. It’s great that you and your sister @ilmspiration have created this as a free printable for families to use!
ReplyDelete✨ As we involve our children in the blessings of Ramadan, let’s also recite Dua e Qanoot together, asking Allah (SWT) for protection and guidance throughout the holy month.
May Allah (SWT) accept our efforts and guide us towards righteousness. Ameen!