In addition, it can become your Ramadan control center where you post useful information (such as charts and menus) to help keep the family informed and on track for Ramadan.
Below, I've compiled a list of ideas for things to make your Ramadan bulletin board a useful tool for decorating, educating, and stimulating family members during the Ramadan "season."
- Ramadan calendar; Ramadan count down calendar or chains
- Duaa for sighting the crescent moon
- Ayaat in the Quraan for the Command to Fast
- Family menu plans (for suhoor and iftaar)
- Fasting trackers (charts to help keep track of the days fasted/missed during Ramadan)
- Kids' Ramadan artwork
- List of Ramadan family goals for each family member
- List or poster of good deeds that kids can do throughout the day
- Duaa for breaking the fast
- Reminders of things that break the fast (get a cute mobile for this from IBB)
- Ramadan Quotes (related ayaat and ahadith)
- Ramadan writing prompts list or calendar
- Ramadan related sight/vocabulary list
- Moon phase chart or poster/moon phase observation chart (see Moon Phase Resources)
- Ibaadah tracker (record deeds during the day) - Visit IBB for templates
- How to Fast Chart/Poster ( Pick up a neat Fasting day wheel that shows what is done during a day of fasting from IBB)
Do you put up a Ramadan Bulletin Board?
If so, what else do you include? Why not keep the ball (of ideas) rolling by sharing with others in the comment section?
