
6 months - Pre-kindergarten (pre-k)
An Islamic Evening for Little Ones
The Little Hearts of Noor program is designed specifically for our youngest attendees (ages 6 months – Pre-K), providing a warm, safe, and engaging environment where children can experience the spirit of Ramadan in a developmentally appropriate way.
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Through gentle storytelling, sensory play, and interactive activities, children will be introduced to Islamic values, the love of Allah and His Messenger (ï·º), and the beauty of good character—all in a way that is comforting, joyful, and age-appropriate.
This is not a babysitting service—it’s a structured program designed to nurture faith, curiosity, and a sense of belonging in the masjid.
Weekly Planned Activities
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Week 1: Introduction to Ramadan & Fasting
Theme: Understanding Ramadan & Fasting
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Activities for the Week:
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Crafts: Create crescent moon and star decorations using mosaic pieces of paper, and glue to hang around the room OR dot paint for the younger kids.
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Coloring: Children will be provided with coloring some of the 99 names of Allah to be followed by discussion of the name.
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Storytime: Read simple books or tell stories about Ramadan and its significance.
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Interactive Play: Role-play helping hands by setting up a pretend kitchen where kids can help "prepare" for iftar, acting out how people prepare for the evening meal during Ramadan.
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Week 2: The Five Pillars of Islam
Theme: The Five Pillars of Islam
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Activities for the Week:
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Crafts: Create hand art featuring the five pillars, older kids can color and decorate their hands. 2nd Craft Allah’s blessings cloud.
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Coloring: Children will be provided with coloring some of the 99 names of Allah to be followed by discussion of the name.
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Storytime: Read simple books or tell stories about the 5 Pillars of Islam and relate how important it is to remember during Ramadan
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Helping Hands Roleplay: Pretend play in the "kitchen," where children can help set the table or "serve" meals to others. This could also be paired with a conversation about how we give to charity during Ramadan.
Week 3: Faith, Stories, and Prayer
Theme: Learning About Faith and Prayer
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Activities for the Week:
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Crafts: Introduce a prayer mat and explain its role. Kids can create their own prayer mats using fabric or paper, with fun, colorful designs. 2nd craft older kids can make a tasbeeh using beads and string.
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Coloring: Children will be provided with coloring some of the 99 names of Allah to be followed by discussion of the name.
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Storytime: Read simple books or tell stories about Ramadan, prayer, and faith.
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Roleplay: Children can role play leading prayer and following prayer. Roleplay making wudu beforehand.
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Week 4: Eid Preparations and Celebration
Theme: Getting Ready for Eid
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Activities for the Week:
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Eid Craft: Create a fun and colorful paper lantern using glitter, glue, paper. 2nd craft create a cotton ball sheep.
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Coloring: Children will be provided with coloring some of the 99 names of Allah to be followed by discussion of the name.
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Story Time: Read books about Eid.
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Eid Reflection: Have a circle time where the children can share their favorite Ramadan activity, what they've learned, or what they’re looking forward to on Eid.
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Free Play: Free play for children as we wind down the week.​