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31 May 2020

Eid Personalised Sweet Favours

 


There are lots of printable chocolate wrappers available to download online or you could easily create your own to add a touch of personalisation. Wrap around a bar or a small tube of jelly beans!

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Magic Eid Reveal Card

A fantastically fun Eid card that will amaze all those who are lucky to receive one!


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1 Jun 2019

Meaningful Eid Gifts


We love the series of thoughtful Eid gifts shared by Buzz Ideazz! A message can make a gift so much more meaningful.

Some of our favourites!
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17 Jun 2018

Eid Chocolates



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25 Jun 2017

Eid Gift Exchange


The Prophet (Pbuh) said ““Exchange gifts, as that will lead to increasing your love to one another”.

Love this shared by a mum:
The little ones participated in a gift exchange programme at their workshop class. They decorated gift bags to take home and bring back the following week filled with a small present (worth £2 max). At the Eid party today they swapped bags with their fellow classmates and all left having felt the joy in both giving and receiving gifts. Eid Mubarak!
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Crescent Moon Lolly Holder



The children had a competition at mosque to decorate an Eid plate with entries being sold for charity. We loved the creativity of this crescent moon lolly holder and will be using it to share out sweets today!


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23 Jun 2017

Colour In Eid Card

Printable courtesy of Tay On The Move

Use a colouring page to print your own Eid card or attach a few crayons inside and gift it as an activity Eid card!

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22 Jun 2017

Create Your Own Puzzle


Use a blank craft puzzle to create your own unique themed jigsaw. Younger children can colour or assemble an image already drawn onto the puzzle. Older children can create their own pictures to gift to younger siblings or friends on Eid.
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21 Jun 2017

Qur'an Quiz Bingo


Learning Objective:
- To review and consolidate learning after having completed the Ramadhan Qur'an Quiz
- to play as a fun Eid party game

Give each child/team an individual bingo card. Read out the questions with the children checking their cards for the answer and marking it with a cross if present. The winner is the first one to fill the card and shout bingo! Make it more challenging by asking for 4 squares in a row to be crossed in order to win.

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7 Jul 2016

Eid Party Game


Activity: Build A Mosque
Prepare game cards for each child by drawing a mosque outline. Number each section 1-6.
Trace over the template and cut out the corresponding shapes onto different pieces of card. 
Have the children roll the dice in turn and place the appropriate piece onto their board.
The winner is the first child to build a mosque! 

An easier option would be to have the children colour in the appropriate section depending on the number of the dice roll. The first to colour in the complete picture is the winner. 

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29 Jul 2014

Eid Treats



Little Eid lolly favours punched through with a Eid Mubarak labelled star card.
Arrange and decorate on a stand by popping into the base of tissue box.
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15 Aug 2013

Eid Takbeer

Learning Objective: To create an atmosphere of celebration and remembrance of Allah as soon as Eid night sets in.

Listen to the Eid Takbeer
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Eid Gift Treasure Hunt

Learning Objective: A fun way to incorporate Islamic clues with finding Eid gifts!

Give the child the first clue to read, solve and follow the trail.

Suggested clues:

We put it on after ghusl on Fridays
PERFUME

You should try to always start your meal with it
SALT IN KITCHEN

Medina is the city of the Prophet
UNDER DOME OF MODEL MOSQUE

Allah sent this book to teach us how to live
IN THE QURAN

Iqra!
ON BOOKSHELF

Allahu Akber, Allahu Akber!
It's time to pray 
IN MUSALLA

Allah has made sleep for rest
ON BED

We first eat this when we open our fast at Iftar
IN DATES CONTAINER

Allah filled the world with so many colours
IN PEN POT

When you go out, you must first put on your right ________
PRESENT IS IN THE SHOE CUPBOARD!
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Sponge Painted Eid Card



Learning objective: A fun and easy to make Eid cards for all the family 

Cut a mosque outline from a washing up sponge. Dip into paint and stamp away! Add detail with glitter pens. You could even try the method to make a sheet of wrapping paper :)


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Pop up Eid Card



Follow the template, cutting on the black line and then folding the card back on itself in the opposite way while pushing out the mosque. Complete drawing with minarets and decorate. 




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3 Aug 2013

Quiet time Eid Card



Sticky back plastic film covered with small paper squares, stuck onto a folded card and covered with a mosque stencil cut out.






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18 Aug 2012

Toddler Eid Card




Which toddler doesn't love stickers?! Incorporate this with a simple guided sticker activity and help the younger ones feel involved.

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Photo Eid Cards



Learning objective: Remembering family and friends on this special day
A quick way to make Eid cards but still maintain that personal touch is by using photos of Ramadhan related crafts your child may have done during the month. Handmade with a twist :)

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14 Aug 2012

Iqra Bookmark



Learning Objective:
The first word of the Qur'an to be revealed was Iqra which means read.

Make the bookmarks as Eid gifts.
The dua before reciting the Qur'an can be stuck at the back and printed from here.



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21 Jul 2012

Playdoh Spelling


 



We emailed it out as a Ramadhan Mubarak Card

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