30 days · one good deed a day
Free Ramadan Calendar for Kids
A simple, free Ramadan calendar your family can print and follow together — one small good deed for each of the 30 days. It is built around kindness, gratitude, and gentle acts of worship any child can do, so it works for every family and every Ramadan.
The 30-Day Ramadan Good Deed Calendar
- Day 1: Say Bismillah before you eat every meal today.
- Day 2: Give someone in your family a genuine compliment.
- Day 3: Help set or clear the table without being asked.
- Day 4: Share your favourite snack with a sibling or a friend.
- Day 5: Say thank you to whoever cooked your iftar.
- Day 6: Forgive someone — and let it go from your heart.
- Day 7: Pick up litter you see and put it in the bin.
- Day 8: Call or message a grandparent just to say salaam.
- Day 9: Give some of your treats or savings to someone in need.
- Day 10: Make dua for a friend by name.
- Day 11: Be the first to say salaam to three people today.
- Day 12: Do a chore for someone — without telling them it was you.
- Day 13: Read or listen to one story about a prophet together.
- Day 14: Save water — turn off the tap while you brush your teeth.
- Day 15: Write a thank-you note to a teacher or a helper.
- Day 16: Let someone else go first today.
- Day 17: Smile at everyone you meet — the Prophet ﷺ said a smile is charity.
- Day 18: Help a younger child with something they find hard.
- Day 19: Say Alhamdulillah out loud for three things you are grateful for.
- Day 20: Give up your seat or your turn for someone else.
- Day 21: Feed a bird or a pet, or leave out some water for animals.
- Day 22: Apologise to someone you were unkind to.
- Day 23: Help prepare iftar for the family.
- Day 24: Learn and say one brand-new dua today.
- Day 25: Be patient with your siblings — no arguing all day.
- Day 26: Donate a toy or a book you have outgrown.
- Day 27: Check on a neighbour or relative who might be lonely.
- Day 28: Do something kind in secret, just for the sake of Allah.
- Day 29: Thank your parents and give them a big hug.
- Day 30: Choose one good habit from this month to keep after Ramadan.
Common questions
When is Ramadan 2027?
Ramadan 2027 is expected to begin around February 7–8, 2027, depending on the sighting of the moon, and last about 30 days. Exact dates vary slightly by country and community.
How do I use this Ramadan calendar with my kids?
Print it out and put it somewhere the family sees each day — the fridge or a bedroom wall. Each day, read that day’s good deed together, do it, and talk about how it felt at iftar or bedtime. There is no wrong way to do it.
Is the Ramadan calendar free?
Yes. The calendar is completely free, with no ads, no paywall, and no subscription. You can print it as many times as you like.
What age is this Ramadan calendar for?
It is designed for children roughly ages 4–10 to do with a parent or older sibling. Younger kids can do the simpler deeds with help; older kids can do them on their own.