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Elementary School Printables for Ramadan and Eid

Easy Ramadan printables for schools, with teacher keys.

We’re so excited to bring you these two Elementary School Printables for Ramadan and Eid. Whether you’re a parent looking for more educational printables, a teacher looking to share Ramadan and Eid with your kids or a school district/school administrator – we’re happy to get you these! And we’re currently working on two junior/high school printables in addition to a full article with all the resources in one place. So stay tuned!

There are two printables in this set – a Ramadan maze and a Ramadan word search. They’re both in black and white so it’s easy to print, and the kids can even color them in! Let us know if you use them in your classroom and what other types of printables you’d like for the children. We’re all ears!

If you need more classroom resources for Ramadan & Eid we have a one page letter for schools on Ramadan and lots of cute coloring sheet printable/crafts.

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Elementary School Maze Printable for Ramadan

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Kids love a good maze and this printable is just adorable. Plenty of room for coloring it in, after you’re done figuring it out. The little ones will love doing this maze in school.

Elementary School Wordsearch Printable for Ramadan & Eid

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For those older kids in elementary school learning their words and reading, this Ramadan wordsearch printable is a total hit. It challenges them with new words and helps them learn a little about Ramadan & Eid in a way that’s appropriate for school.

We’re going to try to create a video that ties into the words so you’ll be able to show the kids and it can turn into a more well round lesson plan. We know how it is! Stay tuned and check your email with the newsletters for updates.

The words are: Lantern, Fasting, Ramadan, Eid, Dates, Moon, Giving, Gifts, Family, Party, Sunset

Teacher Keys

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Don’t worry we haven’t forgotten about you the teacher, educator! We’ve included teacher keys for you as well.

Now it’s time to thread the string through the hole and attach it to your gift. Making sure to tie the string into a knot.

Printables are intellectual property of Eid Collective. You may not use Eid Collective printables to sell items or alter them in any way. Please do not send or distribute printables to others, once you gain access to the printables, it is for you, and you alone to print and enjoy.

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Ramadan Cricut Blanket DIY

Decorate your couch this Ramadan with our Ramadan Cricut blanket

You’ve got to make this Ramadan Cricut blanket DIY. Because it’s fun and gives a little hint of Ramadan on your couches & chairs. Plus, you can snuggle up on these cool Ramadan nights. We love a good functional craft. And if you’re into Ramadan Cricut project & ideas, check out our Ramadan doormat DIY.

Plus, we’ve included the lantern png file below! Just image the other Ramadan & Eid project you can do on your Cricut or Silhouette. WATCH the how-to on our YouTube Channel!

Make sure to check out our other Cricut projects in our DIY tab,

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Supplies

Products are linked, or visit our full Amazon Cricut supply list

  • Cricut Explorer or higher
  • Blanket – we got a fleece in dark grey
  • Heat transfer vinyl glitter (HTV) or regular
  • Strong grip mat
  • Scissors
  • Weeding tools
  • Iron or Cricut Heat Press
  • Heat pad or towel

How to make the Ramadan Cricut Blanket DIY

The first thing you need to do is open Cricut on your computer. Then download our lantern file, at the bottom of the article. Once you do, upload the png file to Cricut. We choose moderately complex. No background remover needed so just select apply & continue. Next select cut image and hit upload.

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Configure the Image

Once it’s uploaded, select the image and hit add to canvas. Now that you’ve got one lantern, you’re going to want to make it approximately 3 inches wide by 6 inches tall. Now duplicate that image five times, for a total of six lanterns.

For the advanced Cricuters out there, you could even place a box on top of the large part of the lantern and make a cut out there or add another color and layer the vinyl.

The lanterns will be printed on a strong grip mat, and we’re using glitter heat transfer vinyl (HTV) so we need to keep it within the roll we have, which means it can’t go over 12 inches wide, and 12 inches tall.

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Print

Time to send to the printer. Click ‘make it’ and make sure that all of your lanterns appear on your mat. If not, you’ll need to adjust their sizes ever so smaller for it to fit.

When you’re dealing with HTV you always want to hit the mirror button, so turn that on. Now because these lanterns aren’t words, they’ll cut the same regardless of mirroring, I still do it to get into the habit.

Before you print make sure your dial is on the correct setting! Switch your knob to custom, then select glitter iron-on. Glitter is a little thicker and we want a nice clean cut. Pressure setting, default. If you’re not doing glitter you can select the regular iron-on knob on your Cricut.

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Grab your strong grip mat and cut the iron-on to the size you’ve made it. Glitter vinyl is so thick that typically a regular stick grip mat won’t hold your HTV well enough in place. If you’ve got an area where there are no lanterns, go ahead and trim that glitter out. No need to waste glitter HTV.

Make sure to place the HTV shiny side up! We did a total of 7 lanterns, because honestly, we messed up the first cut and we’ll explain how in the next step. But print as many as you want!

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Let the Cricut cut it our your lanterns. Never mind the change of mats in the photo, let us tell you what happened. We didn’t understand the depth of the cut on our lanterns. We did a first run but the lanterns weren’t completely cut out, like traditional vinyl, and so we kept going until we realized this.

HTV is vinyl & transfer tape in one. Which means it only needs to cut the vinyl but doesn’t need to cut the transfer tape on the mat side. That means your lanterns will look cut out on one side, but not on the other. This is what you want!

Check out the mat side of the HTV, not a cut to be seen. And that’s what you want with HTV.

Now it’s time to individually, with scissors, cut each lantern out. Be careful when doing it – you definitely don’t want to cut through a lantern! And don’t cut the lanterns out exactly, leave space all around the lantern so you can get a grip on the transfer tape and pull off after ironing them on.
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Lay down your heat pad or towel, doubled over, on your table. Place your blanket on top. Next, figure out spacing of the lanterns. We did 2 1/2 inches in between, but I would bump that up to 3 or 3 1/2 inches space. Heat the iron to 315 degrees while doing this.

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Before ironing on your first lantern, you’ll need to heat the area where your first lantern will go. Don’t skip this step, it’s important, and helps the vinyl create a smoother finish. Press down for around 7-10 seconds.

Once the blanket is warm, place your first lantern down and place the iron on it, with pressure, for 30 seconds at 315 degrees.

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Keep repeating with each lantern. Heat the blanket, then iron on the lantern. Once you’re done with the entire front part. Flip the blanket and iron every lantern once more for 30 seconds at 315 degrees with pressure.

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Flip the blanket over and start peeling the transfer tape off each lantern, and you’re all done!

Now display your Ramadan lantern Cricut DIY and marvel at your craftiness. This would make a fantastic homemade Ramadan or Eid gift too.

Supplies

Products are linked, or visit our full Amazon Cricut supply list

    • Cricut Explorer or higher
    • Blanket – we got a fleece in dark grey
    • Heat transfer vinyl glitter (HTV) or regular
    • Strong grip mat
    • Scissors
    • Weeding tools
    • Iron or Cricut Heat Press
    • Heat pad or towel

Instructions

WATCH the full tutorial for our YouTube channel!

  1. Open Cricut on your computer.
  2. Download our lantern file.
  3. Upload the png file to Cricut. We choose moderately complex. No background remover needed so just select apply & continue.
  4. Select cut image and hit upload.
  5. Once it’s uploaded, select the image and hit add to canvas.
  6. Make the lantern approximately 3 inches wide by 6 inches tall.
  7. Duplicate that image five times, for a total of six lanterns.
  8. For the advanced Cricuters out there, you could even place a box on top of the large part of the lantern and make a cut out there or add another color and layer the vinyl.
  9. The lanterns will be printed on a strong grip mat, and we’re using glitter heat transfer vinyl (HTV) so we need to keep it within the roll we have, which means it can’t go over 12 inches wide, and 12 inches tall.
  10. Send to the printer. Click ‘make it’ and make sure that all of your lanterns appear on your mat. If not, you’ll need to adjust their sizes every so smaller for it to fit.
  11. When you’re dealing with HTV you always want to hit the mirror button, so turn that on. Now because these lanterns aren’t words and they’ll cut the same, regardless of mirroring, I still do it to get into the habit.
  12. Before you print make sure your dial is on the correct setting! Switch your knob to custom, then select glitter iron-on. Glitter is a little thicker and we want a nice clean cut. Pressure setting, default. If you’re not doing glitter you can select the regular iron-on knob on your Cricut.
  13. Grab your strong grip mat and cut the iron-on to the size you’ve made it. Glitter vinyl is so thick that typically a regular stick grip mat won’t hold your HTV well enough in place. If you’ve got an area where there are no lanterns, go ahead and trim that glitter out.
  14. Place the HTV shiny side up! We printed a total of 7 lanterns, but six would look great.
  15. Let the Cricut cut it. Side note:  HTV is vinyl & transfer tape in one. Which means it only needs to cut the vinyl but doesn’t need to cut the transfer tape on the mat side. That means your lanterns will look cut out on one side, but not on the other. This is what you want!
  16. Cut each lantern out with your scissors. Be careful – don’t cut through a lantern! And don’t cut the lanterns out exactly, leave space all around the lantern so you can get a grip on the transfer tape and pull off.
  17. Lay down your heat pad or towel, doubled over, on your table. Place your blanket on top.
  18. Heat the iron to 315 degrees.
  19. Figure out the spacing of the lanterns. We did 2 1/2 inches in between, but I would bump that up to 3 or 3 1/2 inches space.
  20. Before ironing on your first lantern, you’ll need to heat the area where your first lantern will go. Don’t skip this step, it’s important for and helps the vinyl create a smoother finish. Press down for around 7-10 seconds.
  21. Once the blanket is warm, place your first lantern down and place the iron on it, which pressure, for 30 seconds at 315 degrees.
  22. Keep repeating with each lantern. Once you’re done with the entire front part. Flip the blanket and iron every lantern once more for 30 seconds at 315 degrees with pressure.
  23. Flip the blanket over and start peeling the transfer tape off each lantern
  24. All done!

Printables are intellectual property of Eid Collective. You may not use Eid Collective printables to sell items or alter them in any way. Please do not send or distribute printables to others, once you gain access to the printables, it is for you, and you alone to print and enjoy.

Showcase it! When you print up the Ramadan Cricut Blanket DIY, make sure to tag us in your photos. We look forward to seeing how you’ve displayed it!

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Teacher Gift Tags for Ramadan

You’ll LOVE this printable for your kid’s teacher& the teacher gift ideas.

Whatever gift you decide to give the teacher this year for Ramadan, it need to have this  Teacher gift tags for Ramadan.

Not only have you supplied this fantastic tag, but also given you a few ideas of what to give the teacher this year for Ramadan. Just a quick note. Don’t over think it. This will be a pleasant surprise for most teachers and a gift is a gift. It’s the thought that really does count! 

This Islamic printable was designed by Sara Hashem at Yellow Board Studio and IG at: yellowboardstudio. We absolutely love her products and The Little Bul Bul and her fantastic eye for design.

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Supplies

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The supplies are pretty straight forward. You’ll need to down or printable, have scissors/paper cutter, a single hole punch and string. Our favorites are linked below.

Cut

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First things first, you’ll need to print up the printable. Then, cut out the tag. We adore the paper cutter for the straightest lines.

Hole Punch

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Next up, take the single hole punch and punch where the circle is. This will be where the string goes.

Add the String

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Now it’s time to thread the string through the hole and attach it to your gift. Making sure to tie the string into a knot.

Teacher Gift Ideas for Ramadan

A full list of where we picked up the gifts, with links, is listed below, just scroll farther down!

Small

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For this bag we kept is super simple, and easy on you. Just a cute little bag with a gift card in it. The bag is part of a 3-piece set, so you’ll see us add one on in every set. Everyone loves gift cards, and if you know where your teacher loves to shop or eat, then extra bonus points to you for a customized card. An don’t forget to top it off with the free Ramadan teacher gift tag!

Medium

The next bag is middle sized one. We’re stepping it up with two bags, the gift card, some gold ‘ol fashioned post its and a couple of cute pencils. This is the ultimate practical teacher gift, with someone for them to choose what else they’d like to get. And, of course, it’s all brought together with the gift tag explaining that they’re getting a gift for Ramadan.

Largest

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Lastly, we’re just going for the big time. We took the medium bag and added some extra on top to make it a fun and practical gift. We add the last bag in the set and stuffed that with a cute tumbler, come candy and a few snack bars. Balance right? This adds a bit more whimsy into the gift tag for the teacher.

Supplies to Make Teacher Tag

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  • Printable
  • Scissors or paper cutter
  • Single hole punch
  • String

Supplies to Make Gift

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  • Gift bag set of three from Target or a flower set
  • Gift card to Target or Amazon
  • Post-its
  • Cute pencils
  • Plant tumbler or Modern tumbler
  • Candy
  • Snack bars

How To – Tag

  1. Print the printable
  2. Cut the tags out
  3. Punch a hole where the circle is
  4. Thread the string through the hole and attach to gift

Printables are intellectual property of Eid Collective. You may not use Eid Collective printables to sell items or alter them in any way. Please do not send or distribute printables to others, once you gain access to the printables, it is for you, and you alone to print and enjoy.

Showcase it! When you print up the Teacher gift tags for Ramadan, make sure to tag us in your photos. We look forward to seeing how you’ve displayed it!

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Ramadan Word Scramble Printable

A fun family-friendly activity for your next iftar. This Ramadan word scramble printable is loads of fun for the family. This specific printable is for Muslims and has specific words that non-Muslims wouldn’t know. But don’t worry, we won’t give the words away. That’s why the key is included in the printable. No peeking!

Print out this fun Ramadan printable and bring it to your next iftar or quiz the kids in Islamic class. Wherever you bring it, it’ll be a nice distraction until iftar.

This Islamic printable was designed by Eid Collective.

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Ramadan Scramble

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Pass the time before iftar and grab the entire family to do this word scramble together. Or maybe you have a huge iftar coming up and you need to keep everyone busy before dinner is ready. Maybe you have a classroom full of older Muslim kids and are looking for a Ramadan friendly classroom activity – this printable is it!

Answer Key

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We’re not showing you the answers here, but we did include an answer key to make solving everything a breeze. Make sure not to peak when you’re printing the printable out!

Display your Eid Coloring Sheet

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Once everyone is done with their coloring sheets, hang them on the wall for the next three days! This printable is great to bring to your Eid celebrations as well to keep the kids occupied. Eid Mubarak!

Printables are intellectual property of Eid Collective. You may not use Eid Collective printables to sell items or alter them in any way. Please do not send or distribute printables to others, once you gain access to the printables, it is for you, and you alone to print and enjoy.

Showcase it! When you print up the Ramadan Word Scramble Printable, make sure to tag us in your photos. We look forward to seeing how you’ve displayed it!

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Eid Picnic Celebration Coloring Sheet

Eid picnic celebration coloring sheet. This Eid printable is perfect for schools and libraries as there are no specific items referencing Islam. But obviously, Muslim kids will love this sheet as well. But we always want to make sure that there is access to everyone to learn and spread the love of Eid!

This Islamic printable was designed by Nayrah Islamovic at Nayrah Illustrates.

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Black & White Eid Coloring Sheet

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There are just so many fun zones in this Eid coloring sheet. Adorable seating area with desserts & drinks. Gifts, BBQ and a full picnic table full of food. And completing it, a little pond with ducks.

Color in the Free Eid Printable

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Grab the kids and start coloring. The really little ones might end up coloring all over the place, but the older ones will love creating their own Eid scene.

Display your Eid Coloring Sheet

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Once everyone is done with their coloring sheets, hang them on the wall for the next three days! This printable is great to bring to your Eid celebrations as well to keep the kids occupied. Eid Mubarak!

Printables are intellectual property of Eid Collective. You may not use Eid Collective printables to sell items or alter them in any way. Please do not send or distribute printables to others, once you gain access to the printables, it is for you, and you alone to print and enjoy.

Showcase it! When you print up the Eid Picnic Celebration Coloring Sheet, make sure to tag us in your photos. We look forward to seeing how you’ve displayed it!

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