Eid al-Fitr

• Paper plate
• Paint
• Foam
• Cardboard
• Fishing line
• Scissors

Cut a moon shape out of the paper plate and paint it.
Cut a star shape from a leftover piece of cardboard.
Once the paint is dry, make a hole in the plate and the star.
Thread the fishing line through and hang the star invisibly under the moon.
Cut the letters RAMADAN out of the foam and stick them on the star.
If you write the letters on the back of the foam, remember to do it in reverse.

• Glue
• Scissors
• Paper straws
• Cardboard
• Scrap paper

Cut the straws to the desired length.
Start with the bottom and stack them on a piece of cardboard.
In this example, 15 straws were used for the bottom.
For the towers, 2 rows of 3 straws were used.
The remaining pieces were glued on top of the towers. Then make the windows and dome from paper. Glue these onto the straws.
You can glue the dome exactly between the towers.
After that, you can decorate it as beautifully as you wish.

• Paper
• Washi tape
• Scissors
• Ruler
• Pencil
• Stapler
• Glue
• Decorations

Fold an A4 sheet in half lengthwise.
Using your ruler, draw a line that is 1 cm wide along the entire length.
Then, on one side of the folded sheet, draw lines 1 cm apart up to the long line you just drew.
Cut these lines up to the long line.
When you unfold the paper, you can use washi tape to cover the two long sides of the A4 sheet.
Now glue the lantern shut at the short ends. Let it dry well.
Make a handle from a piece of paper and staple it to the rim.
You can decorate the lantern as beautifully as you wish with various decorations.

• Cardboard
• Pencil
• Scissors
• Hole punch
• String

Fold a sheet in half and trace your hand.
Draw your hand with your pinky against the fold line.
Make sure to keep your pinkies together when you cut.
So your pinkies are actually stuck together.
You are essentially making a book from your hands.
At the bottom of your palm, make a hole with the hole punch and thread a string through it.
Now you can fill the pages with duas or supplications.