Celebrate this Mother’s day with our heartfelt hand made printable mom cards . What could be better then showing your appreciation to the most amazing mother in your life with a beautiful card and some flowers. The printable cards are carefully designed keeping all ages in mind.

Take this mother’s day as an opportunity to show your love and affection to all the remarkable women in your life like your mom, your grandma, your aunt and any women who is just super amazing in their own way.

Free Printable Mother’s day Cards:

Wish your wonderful mom a very Happy Mother’s day with these amazing printable card. These cards are free and easy to print at home with lovely illustrations that will keep children and adults busy. You can customize the cards with your own message and show your love and gratitude to your wonderful mother.

Click on the image of your choice and download the PDF file which you can print later.  

Mindfulness Mother’s Day Cards to print:

Make these lovely mindfulness coloring cards for your mom to surprise her with your creativity and choice of amazing colours. Download now and start spreading the colors in your mother’s life with this ultimate gift.

Mother’s day cards for Grandma:

Mother’s day is not just a day for mothers, but it is also a day to send special love and warmth to the lady who plays a pivotal role in your life, grandma. Show your gratitude and affection by sending heartfelt message to them showing how much they mean to you.

Mother’s day cards for Aunt:

Why not send your lovely Aunt a heart felt message this mother’s day and show your gratitude and appreciation for all she has done these years. Send this Printable Mother’s day Cards for aunt with a thoughtful message telling them how much they mean to you.

Mother’s day cards for Moms:

Looking for some colorful cards! We got some heart-warming cute cards for your most special mom. Print them now and make this day super special for the mother that nurtured you will love and and care.

Also check: Mother’s Adjectives Mat

Commonly asked questions about Mother’s day:

1. When is Mother’s Day UK 2024?

This year mother’s day is on the 10th of March 2024.

2. What to write in mother’s day card?

Some of the heartfelt messages that you can write in your Printable Mother’s day Cards are:er

• “Mom, your love, kindness and sweetness is second to none. Thank you for being my rock, my confidante, and my guiding light. Happy Mother’s Day!”
• “To the woman who gave me life, love, and endless support: I am forever grateful for you, Mom. Your strength and wisdom inspire me every day. Wishing you a Mother’s Day filled with joy and love.”
• “Dear Mom, you are my superhero. You have always been my ultimate support and will always be. No one can replace you ever. Your love knows no bounds, and your sacrifices have shaped who I am today. Thank you for everything. Happy Mother’s Day!”
• “Mummy, your unwavering love has been my anchor through life’s storms. On this special day, I want to shower you with the love and appreciation you deserve. Happy Mother’s Day!”
• “Dearest Mum, your love has been my greatest blessing in my life. You made my life beautiful in every way. Wishing you a Mother’s Day filled with laughter, love, and cherished memories.”

3. When is Mother’s Day?

Mother’s Day is typically celebrated on the second Sunday of May in many countries, including the United States, Canada, Australia, and several others. However, the exact date may vary depending on the country.

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Embark with us on a journey of exploring the rich tapestry of the United kingdom. Each element of the flag holds significance, representing the unity and diversity of the four nations of the UK: England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. This printable offers plenty of fun while helping children to strength their fine motor skills and pencil control.

Related: Free Blank UK Map

Union Flag UK Colouring Page

Dive deep into British heritage as you explore the meaning behind the red and blue colours of the iconic Union Flag UK. To download simply click on the image and download the PDF file.

Also Check: Free Welsh Flag Printable

Union Jack Fun Facts for Kids:

Some of the fun facts for the Union Flag UK are:

1. Did you know that if you see the Union Jack upside down, it means there’s trouble!
2. It’s one of the most famous flags in the world, like a superstar flag!
3. Some other flags, like Australia and New Zealand’s, have parts of the Union Jack on them, showing their connection to the UK.
4. Even Hawaii has a bit of the Union Jack in its flag. It’s like a friendly “hello” from across the ocean!
5. Sailors used to fly the Union Jack on their ships to show where they came from and to stay safe at sea.

What is the history of Union flag:

• England and Scotland decided to be friends.
• They created the Union Flag to show their friendship.
• The flag had England’s red cross and Scotland’s white cross on a blue background.
• Even though Wales and Ireland later joined, the flag stayed the same.
• The Union Flag UK represents unity and teamwork between the countries of the United Kingdom.
• It’s still flown proudly today.

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Teach about the month of Ramadan with these lovely Ramadan themed colouring pages. These sheets will not only keep your children engaged but also equip them with the knowledge and significance of this holy month.  The illustrations are carefully chosen to keep children hooked for long.

Related: 25+ Ramadan Quiz for Kids

FREE 15+ Ramadan Colouring Pages

These amazing printable range from lovely Ramadan lanterns to the moon and star which are often associated with Ramadan. You can also use these Ramadan Kareem coloring pages to decorate your classroom or home or children can take home as keepsake. These will also serve as Ramadan decorations.

To download simply click on the image and print the PDF file.

How Colouring pages help children?

The colouring pages are a great way to enhance children fine motor skills and also improve their imagination. These lovely mindfulness Ramadan Colouring pages will also help relax children and will help them sleep better.

Once the children have good fine motor skills it also help them to have good writing skills and later on have wonderful literacy skills.

More Colouring pages:

Download more free colouring pages now:

1. Eid-Al-Adha Mindfulness Colouring pages
   
   
2. Eid-ul-Fitr Colouring Pages

Commonly asked questions about the month of Ramadan:

1. Ramadan, when does it start?

Each year Ramadan begins with the sighting of the moon. It is the ninth month of the Islamic hijra calendar. The start of this holy month varies each year and it based upon the moon sighting.

2. Why Ramadan is celebrated?

Ramadan is the month when the holy Quran was first revealed to the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Muslims fast from dusk to dawn and come together for prayers, self reflection and spiritual growth.

3. Who celebrates Ramadan?

Ramadan is celebrated by Muslims.

4. How long is the month of Ramadan?

Ramadan last for 29 to 30 days.

During Ramadan:

1. We fast from dawn to sunset, meaning no food, drink, or smoking.
2. We pray extra prayers and read the Quran daily.
3. We give to those in need through charity.
4. We reflect on our actions and strive to be better people.
5. We avoid negative behaviours and focus on being kind and respectful.

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Colouring is always a hit among children. It helps children relax and have a calm moment, and it also helps strengthen kid’s fine motor skills. Why not check our simple colouring sheets for Eid Al Adha that are more targeted towards younger kids.

Mindfulness Colouring Sheets:

These mindfulness colouring pages are perfect for older children and will help them soothe and relax. Grab some colouring pencils and unlock your creative side.

Supplies needed:

1. Printer
2. A4 paper
3. Colouring sheet
4. Colours

Instructions:

To download simply click on the image to download PDF format.

More Colouring Pages

Looking for more colouring pages? Check our other amazing sheets:

1. Father’s Day colouring pages
2. Doctors and Nurses Colouring sheets
3. Keyworkers Colouring sheets
4. Easter Colouring sheets

For more wonderful books and resources visit our store.

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We have created these fun colouring pages to give children the opportunity to practice their colouring and fine motor skills. Let the children creativity soar with these amazing colouring pages. These are great for children of all ages as some of the pages need careful detailing for older children, while some of the pages are targeted at younger children.

Related: Ultimate Phonics Screening Check Book

To download simply click on the image and save the PDF file.

Colour in this beautiful mosque with crescent moon and stars on the sky.

Colour in this lovely sheet where the Muslim family is standing in front of the mosque.

Celebrate Eid day while colouring in these beautiful children standing near masjid.

Make Eid celebration fun with these cute kids. Colour in these lovely sheets that are suitable for the Muslim kids celebrating Eid-ul-fitr.

Two children head to the mosque for Eid prayer. The colouring page is beautifully designed with bunting, lanterns, moon and stars.

Cute Muslim kids celebrating Eid festival with candies gifts and balloons. The page features beautiful flowering border making it very attractive.

The little boy is celebrating Eid wearing beautiful clothes and gifts from family and friends.

Two children are waving in this beautiful Eid colouring page.

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