Adhan Craft

Allahu Akbar
God is Great
(said four times)

Ashhadu an la ilaha illa Allah
I bear witness that there is no god except the One God.

(said two times)

Ashadu anna Muhammadan Rasool Allah
I bear witness that Muhammad is the messenger of God.
(said two times)

Hayya ‘ala-s-Salah
Hurry to the prayer (Rise up for prayer)
(said two times)

Hayya ‘ala-l-Falah
Hurry to success (Rise up for Salvation)
(said two times)

Allahu Akbar
God is Great
[said two times]

La ilaha illa Allah
There is no god except the One God

My preschooler and I worked on a fun craft while we were learning about the Adhaan. For Islamic Studies I read to him from the book Migo and Ali A-Z of Islam. 

We made a 'microphone' to help him practice saying the Adhaan. 

Material Needed

1. Toilet Paper Roll

2. Paint (We made our microphone gold)

3. Stickers for decorating 

Paint the toilet paper roll your color of choice, and allow it to dry. While you wait practice calling the Adhaan. After it dries add the stickers to make your 'microphone' even more special. When the Muadhin calls the Adhan, he uses his best voice and says it nice and loud so everyone can hear and join in the prayer. 

This is a simple and fun activity to do with your little ones. All the materials required are easy to find around the house. 

Preschool Fall Activities

Hi guys! I can't believe it's already October. Today I wanted to share with you some of the fall themed activities my preschooler has been loving.

Literacy

Pumpkin seed letter formation. For this activity I gave him our Abeka

letter cards, a piece of orange felt (so that the seeds didn't move around) and 

some pumpkin seeds.

Beginning sound sensory bin. I filled our sensory bin with seeds, acorns,

pine cones, leaves, and apple beginning sound cards.He hunted for the picture that 

matched the sound on the apple baskets. 

This activity doesn't have a fall theme, but we worked on

rhyming words.

Letter formation with play dough and pony beads.

Math

Apple 1:1 correspondence. To add some fine motor practice I gave

him a bottle cap so that he could make round apples. 

Number bead stringing. I gave him number cards that had

pipe cleaners attached and some beads (yellow, red, and green). 

He would string the corresponding number of beads for each 

number.

Fall picture puzzle.

Fall leaf color sorting.

These were just some of the math and literacy activities I captured. I hope you guys are having a happy fall. :)

5 Hands On Name Activity Ideas

Hi guys! Today I wanted to share with you some activities that I've been doing with my preschooler to help him learn to recognize and spell his name. I've put together 5 hands on ideas that are fun and effective.

1. Name Puzzle

I am storing the name puzzle in a zip lock bag. He can pull it out

whenever he wants to work with this activity.

2. Name Lacing

This activity is both good for fine motor practice and name recognition.

3. Craft

 

Incorportae name practice into your theme. We did this fun rocket ship

name during our space theme.

4. Tracing 

You can go to this post to read more about this activity.

5. Bottle Cap/ Wooden Clips

My son really loves these two activities. I save the bottle caps 

and use them for all types of activities. 

I don't know about you guys but my son gets easily bored. With these 5 activities he has a variety of choices. I hope these activities have inspired you.