Ramadan 2022 will start on 2nd April, so it’s time to get prepared with kids activities and free Ramadan printables.
Here on In The Playroom, we have been sharing some fun Ramadan printables along with Ramadan activities and crafts for kids, to help the little ones feel involved and excited during this special month.
Today I have a simple Ramadan word search for you to download and print with a free printable PDF download at the end of this blog post.
Ramadan Wordsearch Vocabulary Word List
The Ramadan word search list includes the following Islamic words on the theme of Ramadan, with 15 words in total.
This activity works for Muslim kids or non-Muslim children who are studying more about the topic of Ramadan, maybe for RE class (Religious education). Whatever your religion, it’s great to introduce children to cultures and religions all around the world.
While the kids are doing the word search, or once they have finished, you can talk about each word and revise the meaning and significance of each one.
Meanings of the Arabic words included (glossary)
- Ramadan – the name of the 9th month in the Islamic calendar
- Suhoor – the pre – dawn meal before starting the fast
- Iftar – the meal for breaking fast
- Maghrib – the sunset prayer
- Fair – the dawn prayer
- Salah – prayer
- Ibadah – worship
- Quran – the holy book
- Sunnah – the way of the Prophet
- RasoolAllah – messenger of God
- Eid – celebration
- Al-Fatihah – the opening, the first chapter of Qur’an
If your children enjoy the word search, they can also make their own word searches by drawing a grid onto paper and filling in the words and letters. They can then use them to challenge their siblings or friends.
Benefits of Wordsearch Activity
So, what do children learn from doing a word search? Word searches are great for developing concentration, and visual skills. Focusing and looking carefully to find the words is all great for kids overall development.
Finding these Ramadan themed words is a great way for children to get more familiar with these words, including their spellings.
Word searches are also a relaxing way to spend quiet time, and are fun for kids of all ages.
Once the children find the words, they could color each one with pencils crayons instead of just circling them up on the sheet.
Another Ramadan activity the kids may enjoy is our Ramadan Crosswordword and mazes or of course Ramadan coloring pages, which you can also use to make Ramadan greeting cards.
Download
Download this Ramadan word search activity page below in PDF format via the download button below.
Terms of use: Free for personal use and free for classroom use.
More Ramadan Printables and Activities for Muslim Kids
You might also like these Ramadan coloring pages and Islamic activities for kids, to help with learning and getting involved in Ramadan.
- Ramadan Colouring Pages
- Ramadan Decorations and Calendars
- 30 Days of Good Deeds for a Ramadan Jar
- Prayer Mat Colouring Page for Kids
- Ramadan Printables for Kids
- CD Mosaic Moon Craft
- Watercolour Mosque Silhouette Pictures
- 12 Star Crafts and Activities
- Star and Crescent Printing
- 13 Creative Mosque Crafts to Make with Kids
- Printable Mandalas to Colour
- Arabic Alphabet Board Game Free Printable Activity
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Enjoy, and Ramadan Mubarak!
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Hi
My 7 year old daughter enjoyed the Ramadan word search however noticed the word Suhoor was not spelt the same in the word search it was instead spelt Sohoor also she and myself was not able to find the word Ibadah
I absolutely love all your activities, I print hem and put them on the table with out saying a word to the kids in a family iftar, kids from 2 to 15 were all coloring , answering word search and enjoin themselves.
Also it was easy to download and print. May Allah reward you many times over for thi.
Thank you
hank you for sharing this wonderful Ramadan word search activity! It’s a great way to engage children and help them learn about Ramadan and its significance. The word list and explanations provide valuable knowledge. Keep up the excellent work in providing educational resources for kids during this special month!