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[Free Printable] Favorite Celebration Foods

For many Muslims, it is tradition to share special treats with family and friends and those who may be in need. It is a way to show kindness and compassion.

The diversity of Muslims reflects in the diversity of food (and desserts) made during Ramadan and Eid. What one eats in Somalia will be completely different from what is eaten in Indonesia.

This fun activity invites kids to answer the questions:

What are some special treats that you and your family make to celebrate special occasions?

Just Right Click + Save As to save the worksheet.

Celebration Foods Worksheet

Peace & Salam,

Natasha

Salam! I’m Natasha, a children’s author, illustrator, and digital content creator. I created IslamiMommy to share the arts & crafts that bring joy to my family.

Moon’s Ramadan, a Junior Library Guild Gold Standard Selection, is available for preorder!

“This book will definitely be a go-to for librarians and teachers who want to expand awareness of Ramadan.”
— School Library Journal, Starred Review

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Salam! I’m Natasha, a children’s author, illustrator, and digital content creator. I created IslamiMommy to share the arts & crafts that bring joy to my family.

Moon’s Ramadan, a Junior Library Guild Gold Standard Selection, is available for preorder!

“This book will definitely be a go-to for librarians and teachers who want to expand awareness of Ramadan.”
— School Library Journal, Starred Review

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