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We have 4 variations of this Eid story paper to suit a variety of ages, and in colour or black and white. Children can use it to write about their own experiences of Eid, or perhaps to describe what they see in the picture. You could even use it to send Eid greetings to friends and family.

This simple handwriting worksheet is perfect for beginners, learning to write and learning about Eid.

Children can use their own experiences, or their imagination, to plan a sensory poem about Eid using this printable sheet.

This pretty Eid scrapbook paper features a design of Eid lanterns and is perfect for your Eid crafts and projects, or even for wrapping a small Eid gift.

There is lots of detail on this pretty Eid tracing page - perfect for getting the kids to concentrate on their pencil control! The design would look lovely coloured in, too.

This prayer mat tracing page features a typical Islamic prayer mat design. Children will need careful pencil work to trace all the dotted lines on the mat's fringe!

Trace this Eid lantern, with the light shining to brighten up the Eid celebrations. Younger children can use a thick crayon or felt tip and trace between the lines. Older children can trace on them, and colour in the picture to embellish it.

This Eid tracing page is great for working on pencil control, or just to use as a colouring page with an extra tracing activity. Younger children can use a pen or crayon to trace in the channel between the dotted lines.

These traditional symbols of Islam are often used during the Eid celebrations. Use the template for crafts, decorations or your displays. You could simply cut out a moon and a variety of stars and string them up as a mobile...