FREE Eid al-Fitr: Colouring Sheet Activity Pages | EYFS & KS1 Printables

FREE Early Years (EYFS & KS1) Eid al-Fitr: Colouring SHeet Activity Pages

Celebrate the joyful festival of Eid al-Fitr with our wonderful FREE Eid al-Fitr: Colouring Sheet Activity Pages! This delightful printable resource is perfect for EYFS and KS1 children, offering a fun and creative way to learn about the symbols and traditions of this significant celebration.

Ideal for Preschool, Nursery, School, or for Parents and Childminders at home, these colouring sheets can be used as part of a focused adult-led activity to introduce concepts, or left out as a more child-led invitation to play and explore.

This fantastic FREE pack features a selection of Eid-themed colouring sheets, including:

• Text 'Happy Eid!': A simple and cheerful greeting for children to colour.

• Text 'Eid Mubarak': The traditional Arabic greeting, offering a chance to introduce a new phrase.

• Images of Lantern and Moon with Star: Iconic symbols associated with the celebration, perfect for sparking discussion.

(Note: Please use your own discretion and knowledge of your children to ensure appropriateness of each activity suggested on this page and safety concerning any materials given and activity undertaken.)

• 💡 How to use this resource in your classroom/setting

  Our FREE Eid al-Fitr: Colouring Sheet Activity Pages are incredibly versatile and can be used in a multitude of ways across various early years and KS1 environments:

  • Focused Adult-Led Activity: Use a specific colouring sheet as a starting point for a discussion. For example, use the 'Eid Mubarak' sheet to teach children how to pronounce the phrase and what it means. Use the lantern or moon sheets to discuss the symbolism of these images in Islamic culture.

  • Child-Led Invitation to Play: Leave a selection of the sheets and various colouring tools (crayons, pencils, felt-tips) in a continuous provision area. This allows children to choose a sheet that interests them and explore the theme at their own pace.

  • Fine Motor Skills Development: The act of carefully colouring within the lines helps to strengthen hand muscles, improve pencil grip, and enhance hand-eye coordination.

  • Vocabulary Building: As children colour, an adult can use the opportunity to introduce new vocabulary and phrases related to Eid.

  • Display Aid: The completed and colourful sheets make a lovely addition to a display board about Eid al-Fitr, showcasing the children's artwork and their understanding of the festival's symbols.

  • Cross-Cultural Understanding: Use the sheets as a prompt to discuss how different cultures celebrate holidays and the importance of showing respect for everyone's traditions.

• 🎯 Learning objectives covered - 🐣 EYFS Framework

  EYFS Framework:

  • Expressive Arts and Design: Children explore and use a range of media and materials, developing their own ideas and expressing creativity through colouring. They appreciate the visual qualities of the finished artwork.

  • Physical Development (Fine Motor Skills): Colouring within defined areas helps to develop precise hand movements, strengthen pencil grip, and enhance hand-eye coordination.

  • Communication and Language (Speaking; Listening, Attention & Understanding): Children listen to new vocabulary and phrases, engage in discussions about the symbols, and articulate their thoughts.

  • Understanding the World (People, Culture & Communities): Children learn about a different faith and cultural festival, broadening their understanding of the world.

• 🎯 Learning objectives covered - 🐤 KS1 Curriculum

  KS1 Curriculum:

  • Art and Design: Children use drawing to develop and share their ideas and experiences. They can explore colour and line to bring the images to life.

  • Religious Education / Understanding the World: Children learn about a significant Islamic festival and its customs and symbols.

  • English (Reading - indirectly): Exposure to the greetings 'Happy Eid!' and 'Eid Mubarak' helps with word recognition and understanding that print carries meaning.

Download our FREE Eid al-Fitr: Colouring Sheet Activity Pages today and add a vibrant, educational, and respectful touch to your learning as you celebrate this joyful festival!

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