Ramadan and Eid / Eid Greeting Cards
Eid Greeting Cards
Children design patterned greeting cards to share Eid wishes with families. A respectful way to celebrate a community festival.
How to run it
- Share examples of Eid patterns.
- Children fold card.
- Decorate with patterns and the greeting 'Eid Mubarak'.
- Write a message for a family member.
You will need
- card
- markers
- gold pens
Make it easier or harderYounger children can use stickers; older children can learn some background.
SafetyInvite families from the community to share how they celebrate, if they wish.
My Time Our Place · Outcome 2, Outcome 5Children learn about and respect cultural celebrations.
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