Some children don’t grow up loving books. Some avoid them. Some run from reading like it’s something shameful. This is a story about one of those children—a little girl we’ll call Tutee Z

Every Muslim child deserves to thrive in both deen and dunya—without compromise.
Some children don’t grow up loving books. Some avoid them. Some run from reading like it’s something shameful. This is a story about one of those children—a little girl we’ll call Tutee Z
You sit down at the table, a stack of worksheets in front of you. Your child grips their pencil, eyes already darting toward the clock. You’ve watched countless YouTube videos, bought a ‘Teach Reading in 30 Days’ book, and yet, five minutes in—frustration sets in. Your child mixes up letters, struggles to blend sounds, and …
Teaching Your child at home can be like riding a rollercoaster, full of twists, turns, and occasional loop-de-loops. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the world of homeschool frustration, exploring why it happens and, more importantly, how to bring it to a screeching halt. So buckle up, dear parents, and let’s navigate this wild …
Teaching your child to write can be a challenging and sometimes overwhelming experience. The resistance, the games they play, and that spark of enthusiasm slowly fading away. Handwriting and reading, no matter how hard we try to avoid them, require a certain level of repetition. What do children dislike more than the monotone writing of …
Dear parents, rest assured, you’re on the right path when it comes to choosing decodable books for your child’s reading journey. I’m not just sharing my thoughts; I’ve listened to parents across America, the Middle East, and South Asia who have been in your shoes. Starting with the ABCs is essential, but it’s not enough. …
Before you type those emotionally laden words into the google search bar: ‘’Islamic schools near me’’ and wander blindly into the fog of Islamic school and recommendation sites, there are a few things you may want to consider when it comes to choosing the right Islamic school for you.
When you find yourself blending the word c-a-t and your child says ‘’Shopping cart’’. The question of how can I teach my child to read? pops up again. In this scenario, you might want to revisit blending .One of the most important and difficult skills to teach in reading is blending. Blending usually takes a lot of practice and phonics activities to get right. It takes a child a while to learn how to blend.
It’s difficult to find the right maths curriculum for your child. However, there are a few i’ve tried myself and reviewed.
Are you asking me if starfall is worth your money!? Well, that decision is up to you but I would say, yes! I was introduced by a teacher of 19 years, who recommended the website! I would mainly iterate that it is very good for preschoolers to kindergarten. I haven’t worked with the older years …
YOU DO NOT HAVE TIME to learn to plan EYFS Phonics but its a demand! Here is what you do!