FREE Eid al-Fitr: Eid Mubarak Bunting Display | EYFS & KS1 Printable

FREE Early Years (EYFS & KS1) Eid al-Fitr: ‘Eid Mubarak’ Bunting Display

Celebrate the joyous festival of Eid al-Fitr with our lovely FREE Eid al-Fitr: Eid Mubarak Bunting Display! This eye-catching printable is perfect for EYFS and KS1 classrooms, offering a vibrant and welcoming focal point for your Eid celebrations.

Designed in festive shades of green with cheerful yellow moons and stars, this bunting boldly proclaims "Eid Mubarak" – the traditional Arabic greeting meaning 'Blessed Eid'. It's an ideal way to add a celebratory and respectful touch to your Preschool, Nursery, School, or even a Parent or Childminder's home learning environment.

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

  Our FREE Eid al-Fitr: Eid Mubarak Bunting Display is incredibly versatile and easy to use across various early years and KS1 environments:

  • Instant Festive Decor: Simply print, cut, and hang the bunting to immediately signal the start of Eid celebrations. It's a quick and effective way to create a positive and inclusive atmosphere.

  • Classroom Display Heading: Use it as the main heading for a display board showcasing children's artwork, writing, or photos related to Eid.

  • Topic Introduction: Use the bunting as a visual cue to introduce discussions about Eid, its meaning, and its key symbols (the moon and stars).

  • Cultural and Religious Education: The bunting serves as a respectful and visible way to acknowledge and celebrate a major Islamic festival, fostering an understanding of different cultures and faiths.

  • Language Exposure: The bunting provides a great opportunity to introduce the Arabic phrase "Eid Mubarak" and discuss its meaning with the children.

  • Fine Motor Skills (indirectly): The cutting process (if children are involved) helps to develop scissor skills and hand-eye coordination.

• 🎯 Learning objectives covered - 🐣 EYFS Framework

  EYFS Framework:

  • Expressive Arts and Design: Appreciating the visual appeal of a display and understanding how decorations contribute to a festive atmosphere.

  • Communication and Language: Encourages discussions about Eid, related vocabulary, and an introduction to the Arabic language.

  • Understanding the World (People, Culture & Communities): Introduces children to a specific cultural and religious celebration, broadening their understanding of the world.

  • Literacy (Reading - indirectly): Exposure to printed words ("Eid Mubarak") helps with early word recognition and understanding that print carries meaning.

• 🎯 Learning objectives covered - 🐤 KS1 Curriculum

  KS1 Curriculum:

  • Art and Design: Understanding how visual elements (colours, symbols, text) are used for display and communication.

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

  • English (Reading): Recognising new words in a display context and understanding their meaning.

  • PSHE: Learning about different celebrations and the importance of showing respect for other cultures and beliefs.

Download our FREE Eid al-Fitr: Eid Mubarak Bunting Display today and add a delightful, themed flourish to your learning space!

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