Aaron cut out our strips of construction paper and the kids got busy...
It was fun to see them work together, choosing which colors should go next, and even helping to shape the loops while I stapled them. The idea is to remove one loop for each day of Ramadan - to let the kids visually anticipate and feel the last day of Ramadan nearing, when we will celebrate our Eid festivities.
For more creative Ramadan craft ideas, visit these sites:
eHow - How to Plan For Ramadan Activities For Family and Kids
Crayola - Coloring pages and crafts
Holiday Arts & Crafts - Ramadan Coloring Pictures
Our Seeds - Fun list of activities
Ramadan Joy - Cards, banners and more
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