Ramadan good deed charts: daily chart, deed jar, ideas list

Printable charts for families who use Ramadan to teach small acts of kindness, one good deed a day. The daily chart has thirty numbered rows, each with a blank line for what the child did and a star to colour. The deed jar fills with hearts, one by one. The ideas list gives thirty small deeds with a tick box beside each. Type a direction such as reward stars and the same chart carries it.

• a family chart on the kitchen wall
• a classroom kindness tracker
• a reward chart for a child
• a checklist to talk through at iftar

Frequently asked questions

What does a child write on the daily chart?

Each numbered row has a short blank line for the deed, so the child writes it in their own words.

What is on the ideas list?

Thirty short, numbered deeds such as help set the table and share a toy, each with a tick box.

What are the three styles?

Outline is black ink to colour in, crayon is cheerful hand-drawn illustration, and geometric is a flat print inside a border of eight-pointed stars.

Can I ask for a different reward or theme?

Yes. Type a direction such as an Eid countdown and the chart is drawn with it. That is a request, not a promised result.

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