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Asalamu’alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatu ladies, it’s been a short while since I’ve posted. I hope you’re all well. You might know that this year of homeschooling was rather a strange one; we had something crop up and so our homeschool just went full-on autopilot. Alhamdulillah, we’re now back to our usual homeschool routine and […]
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Asalamu’alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatu ladies, Hope you are all doing well. With Ramadan around the corner, I’ve been slowly getting a few things prepared, especially as its a possibility due to the recent lockdowns/curfews, that Ramadan this year may be more at home. So I decided to make some copy worksheets, based on a […]
Read MoreAsalamu’alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatu ladies, How are you? We have been looking at the brain recently in our Science lessons and decided to look at the largest part of the brain, the cerebrum, in a little more detail. So, I made some notes for myself for children to remember the brain lobes in an […]
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Asalamu alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatu ladies, how are you? A few weeks ago I mentioned on Instagram that I would be sharing a resource with you all that I was SUPER EXCITED to discover, and here it is! VENTURE LAB; A CURRICULUM THAT TEACHES ENTREPRENEURSHIP!!!!!! You see, towards the end of last year we […]
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Asalamu’alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatu ladies, how are you? I haven’t posted much on the blog lately as we have been on a little break. However, we’ve jumped back into routine and although we’ve been discussing how Ramadan is fast approaching, I wanted us to really feel and begin to be more mindful. So I […]
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Asalamu’alaykum ladies, how are you? A few weeks ago I shared a snippet of some of our Islamic studies lessons. We have been focusing on Tawheed more in-depth, using a scrapbook style approach, and I have been making printables weekly to go with our lessons. The printables are not ‘complete’ as much of our lessons […]
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Simple practical tips to teach toddlers in your Muslim Homeschool. Your starting point is knowing Allah and His Messenger (may Allahs peace and blessings be upon him).
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Asalamu alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatu ladies, How are you? We are finally back at school, though many of our resources are still yet to come we have begun we our core subjects and it feels good to be back into a routine, alhamdulillah. This year I wanted to introduce the kids to Imam an […]
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Asalamu’alaykum Sisters, It’s been a while since I’ve posted anything, and if you follow me on Instagram you’ll know that we were on vacation and since then I’ve been planning our school year since our curricula for 2018-2019 finished just before we left. And this year I’ve opted for several changes, not only in curricula […]
Read MoreAsalamu alaykum ladies I’ve had a few discussions before over on my Instagram stories about the significance and priority of the Qur’an in our lives. And when it comes to homeschooling many mamas, including myself, tend to start off by having lofty goals when it comes to teaching our deen and weaving it into the lives […]
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Asalamu alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatu sisters, how are you? I’m back with another set of printables; JUZ 21-30 Qur’an Memorisation CHARTS to encourage kids in their hifdh journies. You are going to LOVE these insha’Allah and so are your kids! There are several Juz amma planners online which are beautiful but the majority stop […]
Read MoreAsalamu alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatu ladies. I wanted to share this fabulous Geography resource with you that my kids and I have really grown to love! Seterra is basically an online Geography game that helps master World Geography in pretty much seven months. Yes, seven months! The idea is that each month you study […]
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Asalamu alaykum wa rahmatullahi ladies, We’re just about wrapping our Ancient Rome study and I thought I’d share a little of what we’ve been up to. For the most part, we’ve been notebooking throughout our study, and this works especially well for teaching multiple grades. My daughter who has dyslexia benefits more from note-taking and […]
Read MoreAsalamu alaykum ladies, I’ve been changing a few things up in our homeschool space, which should have ideally been done before we began our new homeschool year but this is real life homeschool; not everything gets checked off and thats ok. We’ve had nature setups in the past, but this year I want to create […]
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Asalamu alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatu Mamas, We’re almost wrapped up with our Ancient Rome study and though it’s taken much longer than expected the kids and I have had a brilliant time, alhamdulillah. Over the last couple of weeks, we’ve been working on building an Ancient Roman village, complete with houses, market stalls selling […]
Read MoreAsalamu alaykum ladies, I have a wonderful resource to share with you today! Those of you who follow me on Instagram will be aware that I updated our ‘Admiring Allahs Nature Journal’ as part of our new school year. However, I wanted something else, that we could use more on a daily basis, regardless of […]
Read MoreAsalamu alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatu ladies, I hope you and your families are benefitting from and enjoying these blessed days of Dhul-Hijjah. Eid is only a week away, and I wanted to make some decor; there’s just something special about making your own decorations! I always feel that Eid ul Adha isn’t always made […]
Read MoreAsalamu alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatu ladies, my youngest really enjoyed the treasure hunt we set up on Eid last year, so I decided to make another one; inspired by Hajj and for Eid ul Adha! There are ten clues (one for each letter in Eid Mubarak) and the treasure hunt can be customised to […]
Read MoreAsalamu alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatu ladies, if you follow me on Instagram you know that I’ve been spring cleaning all day trying to get the house decluttered before the blessed days of Dhul hijjah begin (tomorrow!). Ibn ‘Abbaas (may Allaah be pleased with him) also reported that the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah […]
Read MoreAsalamu alaykum ladies, We recently have been studying the Moon in Science and reviewed the phases of the moon again. We ended up having a really engaging lesson Allahuma barik so I thought I’d share what we did along with a fun game to help your kiddos memorise and understand the phases of the Moon. […]
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Asalamu alaykum ladies, This week for me like many of you has been about getting back into our usual school routine and utilising the refreshed feeling Ramadan brought us, Alhamdulillah. We’ve transitioned slowly this week, doing a couple of subjects in the morning, however not fully as I’ve been using this week to plan school […]
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