Two educational Ramadan printables for the older kids in school.
We’ve created these Junior High, Middle School & High School Printables for Ramadan & Eid just for teachers. Ready to help the kids learn more about Ramadan & Eid in a non-secular way. The printables include a Ramadan crossword puzzle & moon phase lesson.
And if you’re looking for elementary school printables, check out those here.
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Junior High & High School Crossword Search for Ramadan & Eid
This simple crossword search helps the older kids to learn more about Ramadan & Eid, by focusing on the elements that are apart of holidays.
The words are: Lantern, Fasting, Ramadan, Eid, Dates, Waxing Crescent, Gifts, Family, Party, Sunset, Charity
Junior High & High School Moon Phase for Ramadan & Eid
This lesson is on lunar cycles of the moon and how they are an important part of Ramadan. The students not only learn about the moon’s lunar cycle, but also what the moon looks like during the start of Ramadan & the end of Ramadan. Since Muslims base the first day of Ramadan off of the moon. The when Eid occurs, based on the moon.
In Black & White
Just in case you don’t, or can’t print in color. We’ve included the lunar moon printables in black & white for ease.
Teacher Keys
And we can’t forget you, the teacher. We’ve included all the teacher keys for each printable.
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