Who: Zayneb Abdullatif What: Eid Countdown Features: Arabesque Themed Print Get your children into the spirit of Eid with this countdown print. Just print and place in a frame or laminate. Use a whiteboard marker to write the number of days left. Easy to clean, just wipe away with no mess! More information here – Zed&Q
[ Read More ]Who: Little Explorers Magazine What: Journal & chart activities for children 5yrs + Features: Detailed yet simple to follow This A5 sized journal allows children to keep track of their prayers and fasts during Ramadan. Children can create goals and memorise certain duas. Filled with games, activities and general islamic knowledge, this is a must for all children! The
[ Read More ]Lets face it, not every parent is great in the kitchen or has the patience to craft with their children; and maybe we just dont like playing sports either, or the very thought of even being outside with the hot sun and mosquitoes makes us anxious. This is exactly how I feel as a parent-
[ Read More ]Who: In The Playroom What: Ramadan Jar Features: Ideas for what to put into a Ramadan jar. A list of good deed ideas that you can print out, cut out, and fill up your Ramadan jar with. More information here – In The Playroom
[ Read More ]Who: A Crafty Arab What: Qur’an verse on candy Features: Full guide on how to make them To help celebrate the importance of books and reading in Islam, this project involves making these Surat al- Iqra Quran Candy Nuggets After your children eat the nuggets, tell them to keep the piece of paper to help them
[ Read More ]Who: Hijab Sparkle What: Free printable paper puppets Features: 2 FREE Hijab Sparkle Muslim Doll Paper Puppets Just print, cut out, glue together with a wooden popsicle stick in between, and you are ready to play. There is a boy and a girl. Use the puppets to practice Islamic manners and concepts with your child. More information here
[ Read More ]Who: Uncle Goose What: Arabic Alphabet Blocks Features: Wooden blocks that feature the letters of the Arabic alphabet in different forms This hand-crafted wooden block set from Uncle Goose contains 28 blocks. Each block represents a letter of the Arabic alphabet as well as it’s different form i.e. how the letter would appear at the beginning, middle or end of an Arabic word. This makes
[ Read More ]Who: Sobia Hussain What: Cool ideas to create a “travel around the world” activity with children Features: Instructions, ideas and printables to make an exciting and memorable travel experience The true purpose of this passport and on-going activity is to encourage children to learn about the world and people around them which will help broaden their
[ Read More ]Teach your children how good deeds can beautify ones character just as these floral petals beautify the branch. This Flourishing Deeds Tree craft encourages children and family members alike, to establish ‘a good deeds’ routine throughout Ramadan and maintain it after. Simply create a floral petal each time a good deed is completed and watch
[ Read More ]Who: Smart Ark What: Game Features: A fun game helping kids learn to count while building a Masjid. A fun counting game where each player has to collect golden coins to help build the Masjid. But watch out for the magpie who loves to steal shiny coins! Suitable for 2-6 players. This game builds on: Math
[ Read More ]Recognising and learning and Arabic letters is something we all try to teach our children from young, to set them up for the eventual ability to read the Quran. Learning the Arabic letters should be as easy and fun as it is to learn the letters of any other alphabet. Use these great resources to
[ Read More ]Who: Smart Ark What: Card kit Features: 18 Cards, envelopes and stickers A wonderful illustrated card making set for hours of creative fun. Make a special card for Eid, or to say Jazahkhallakhayr or a congratulation for completing the Quran! The word stickers say: “Eid Mubarak”, “Mubrook”, “Jazahkhallakhayr” and “Mubarak” More information here – Smart Ark
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