There's nothing like a Ramadan bulletin board to get people thinking about Ramadan. I finally got around to starting ours this year. The first thing I put up was a countdown to Ramadan poster that I made this year.....
...and sure enough, it got us talking about Ramadan and its approach. This poster contains digits cards to cut out and I made a little pocket to hold the cards. I laminated the poster, number cards, and pocket for durability.I attach the numbers to the poster with velcro dots.
We've had it up for a couple of days and the kids get a kick out of changing the numbers in the morning.
I thought while I was at it, I would make a similar poster for Eidul Fitr:
To make them "pop" you can have the kids color in the white spaces (which I had intended but to do but my kids are not too often in a coloring mood, so we're going with black and white).
Download Countdown to Ramadan and Eid Posters
...and sure enough, it got us talking about Ramadan and its approach. This poster contains digits cards to cut out and I made a little pocket to hold the cards. I laminated the poster, number cards, and pocket for durability.I attach the numbers to the poster with velcro dots.
We've had it up for a couple of days and the kids get a kick out of changing the numbers in the morning.
I thought while I was at it, I would make a similar poster for Eidul Fitr:
To make them "pop" you can have the kids color in the white spaces (which I had intended but to do but my kids are not too often in a coloring mood, so we're going with black and white).
Download Countdown to Ramadan and Eid Posters
Other Countdown Ideas
Ramadan Countdown Chain
Count down the days until Ramadan by making a Ramadan Countdown Chain.
Cut out the strips and link together to form a chain. Tear off a chain each day.
Print out on colored paper to make your chain "pop." If you want each chain to be a different color, make the chains by hand instead.
One year, we draped our chain across our Ramadan Bulletin Board