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Decorating together is one of the easiest ways to make Ramadan feel different from the rest of the year, especially for children. You don’t need much: a few lights, a lantern and a corner set aside for the month.
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Lights and lanterns
- Ramadan lanterns (fanoos): Metal or paper lanterns for the window or the iftar table.
- Crescent and star string lights: Warm lights for a window or above the table.
- Moon lamp: A glowing moon that changes color, loved by children.
Banners and the table
- Ramadan Kareem banner: For the living room or the front door.
- Ramadan table runner: Dresses up the iftar table every night.
- Countdown to Eid calendar: Children open a pocket each day until Eid.
Make it yourselves
- Ramadan craft kit: Lanterns, moons and garlands to make together.
- Eid Mubarak balloons: Save these for the last night of Ramadan.
Want a craft a day? The free kids’ Ramadan calendar has one small activity for each day of the month.
