Bismillah,
Here is a neat activity to use as a starter or to finish off the lesson. It’s a game to be played in pairs. I am going to laminate it so the ones they have completed can be crosses off using a dry erase board marker and the sheet will still be usable with other classes.
I can’t wait for my classes to play this game š Hope they have fun as much as I have enjoyed making this activity!
HM
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Bismillah,
I found this poster on Pinterest and adapted it to suit my classroom needs. It is super easy to make…and you can go crazy with the fonts. My teaching assistant is in charge of sticking this on our classroom door and a quick glance every now and then at it while I’m teaching helps me to stay focused on the kinds of feelings and good adab I need to instill in the girls. Obviously, the girls will do as you do and not as you say.
If you make one of your own, send it to me and I can show case it on this blog insha Allah!
HM
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Bismillah,
Here is the dominoes game version for Surah al-Ghashiyah. This is to help review vocabulary.
Surah al-Ghashiyah dominoes game pdf
Have fun!
HM
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Bismillah,
Spinning Game
Children get to spin the arrow and name the letter.
Bsimillah,
A game idea to teach Arabic alphabet recognition to the younger children.
The children love playing this game. They wear a blindfold (or close their eyes) and guess the letter shape by feeling it. If you use textured (glittery) foam cut out into the letter shape and stuck onto smooth foam, it works really well and really makes the children think about the shape and where the dots are placed.
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Bismillah,
A fellow Arabic teachers of the younger years at our Islamic Saturday school has shared many of her ideas and games with me on how to teach and review the Arabic alphabets.
Here is the Lollipop sticks game:
This game is a fun way to reinforce the learning of new letters. The children are given lollipop sticks with letters (laminated and velcroed) on them corresponding to the letters they are learning that week; eg: ba, ta, tha. The teacher calls out a letter and they lift the stick they think is correct.
Bismillah,
Here is Assessment 2 which will be used for this coming Saturday insha Allah. The first assessment was the keywords crosswords which can be found in the other posts.
This assessment tests: The definite article and detached pronouns.
Here is the free pdf of Assessment 2: definite article detached pronouns.
Let me know if you found this useful by leaving a comment below.
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HM
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