Engaging Eid Ul Fitr Presentation for Kindergartners

1. Engaging Eid Ul
Fitr Presentation
for Kindergartners
Brief summary of Islamic holiday that marks end of Ramadan
fasting

2. Eid Ul Fitr
Eid Ul Fitr is an important holiday that marks the end of Ramadan for
Muslims. It is celebrated with prayers, gatherings, and feasts. Eid Ul Fitr
is an occasion for charity and demonstrating gratitude.

3. When is Eid Ul Fitr?
1st day of Shawwal
(9th month of Islamic
calendar)
Eid Ul Fitr begins
Throughout the month
of Ramadan
Muslims fast from dawn to
dusk
Evening before Eid Ul
Fitr
Families gather for
celebratory meals
Day of Eid Ul Fitr
Muslims attend communal
Eid prayers
Day of Eid Ul Fitr
Families and friends
exchange gifts and
sweets
3 days after Eid Ul Fitr
Zakat al-Fitr charity is
distributed to the poor

4. Traditions
• Wearing new clothes
Children and adults dress up in new clothes and fashionable
styles to mark the special occasion
• Attending morning prayers
People gather at the mosque early in the morning to offer
special Eid prayers
• Visiting friends and family
It is customary to visit relatives and friends to wish them well on
the happy occasion
• Exchanging gifts
Children are given money and gifts, bringing them joy
• Eating sweet foods
Special sweet dishes are prepared and eaten as part of the
celebration

5. Eid Prayer
Muslims gather at mosques in the morning to pray Salat al-Eid
together on Eid. This special communal prayer celebrates the end of
Ramadan fasting.

6. Sweet Treats
Baklava Kheer Sheer Khurma

7. Gift Giving
On the holiday of Eid Ul Fitr, many Muslim children receive money, gifts,
and new clothes from their families and friends. Eid is a time of
celebration and charity for all Muslims after the month of fasting during
Ramadan.

8. Family Time
Visiting Relatives Family Gatherings Gift Giving
Playing Games Sharing Stories Making Memories

9. Crescent Moon
The crescent moon is an important symbol that marks the end of Ramadan and the beginning of
Eid ul-Fitr. People look for the thin crescent moon in the sky the night before Eid to know that the
new moon has arrived and the holiday can begin.

10. Decorations
Decorative lights
String lights and lanterns hung up around homes.
Festive lights
Cities decorated with colorful festive lights.
Lanterns
Beautiful paper or metal lanterns hung up.

11. Quiz Time!
• Holiday After Ramadan
• Gifts on Eid
• Traditional Eid Treat
• Eid Morning Prayer
• Crescent Moon Symbolism
• Eid Activities
• Eid Month
• Eid Length
• Eid Clothing
• Meaning of Eid Ul Fitr