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Ramadan is a month children look forward to and remember. A puzzle a day is a simple way to talk about what the month means: fasting and prayer, giving and good deeds, the moon and the lanterns, family iftars and the joy of Eid. This guide shows how families and weekend schools use our pack.
By the Buy Activity Books team · Updated · 3 min read
A good Ramadan activity book for kids explains the month through words and activities they recognise: suhoor, iftar, the mosque, charity, the moon and Eid. Ours has 24 puzzles, close to one a day through the month: 16 themed word searches and 8 mazes for ages 6 to 9, with answers.
Twenty-four puzzles for the holy month and Eid: word searches about suhoor and iftar, the mosque, good deeds, giving, moon phases, Eid sweets and gifts, mixed with mazes. Enough for most of the month, one a day.
| Ramadan and Eid | |
|---|---|
| Best for | 6 to 9 |
| Puzzles | 24 |
| Grid | 10 by 10 word search, mazes 6 to 12 |
| Difficulty | Ramadan and Eid themes |
| Pages (A4) | 32 |
| Answer key | Yes |
| Paper sizes | A4 and US Letter |
| Price | $4.99 |
Sixteen word searches: Ramadan, Eid day, the night sky, good deeds, the iftar table, suhoor, at the mosque, giving, lanterns and lights, family time, the holy month, Eid sweets, Eid gifts, dressing up, thankful and moon phases. Eight mazes sit between them.
Teachers may print copies for their own class. For personal and classroom use: print as many copies as your household or class needs. One puzzle per page makes it easy to hand out a sheet at the end of a lesson or for early finishers.
The word lists include the vocabulary of the month: Ramadan, suhoor, iftar, Quran, mosque, minaret, imam, adhan, wudu, zakat, sadaqah, hilal, Eid Mubarak and more, alongside everyday words like dates, lanterns, family and gifts. Arabic words are written in a common English spelling.
Printed and stapled into small booklets with a new pencil set, the pack makes a simple Eid gift for younger cousins, or an activity for children while adults visit.
Every puzzle in our packs is generated and then checked by computer before it is allowed into a pack. Anything that fails a check is thrown away and replaced.
One route per maze
Every maze is a perfect maze, so there is exactly one way through.
One solution per sudoku
Each sudoku is solved by computer and kept only if it has one answer.
Every word once
Each word-search word is checked to appear exactly once in its grid.
Answers included
Every pack ends with a full answer key, in A4 and US Letter.
In a common English transliteration, written in capital letters without accents, for example SUHOOR, IFTAR and SADAQAH. Spellings vary between families and countries; ours are widely used ones.
Ages 6 to 9 for the word searches; younger children can do the mazes.
Straight away. The download page opens as soon as payment goes through, and a link is emailed to you as well, so there is no shipping and no wait.
Yes. Every pack ends with a full answer key, so a parent, teacher or the solver can check the work.
Yes. For personal and classroom use: print as many copies as your household or class needs. You may not resell the files or the printed pages.
