Jazakillahu Khayr dear sister Umm Abdul Basir. This sister emailed me with a request to have a second Arabic Alphabet Game that includes all of the Arabic Alphabet insha'Allah. Dear sister, I hope you and your family enjoy this game insha'Allah.
This second game is a little more challenging and is most appropriate for children ages 36 months and older insha'Allah. However, you know your child better than anyone else. If your child is requesting to learn the Arabic Alphabet, then by all means, teach him/her insha'Allah.
This game has three different ways to play insha'Allah:
Directions for Play
- Print the game board, game pieces and Picture Identification Chart.
- Laminate for durability (optional). It is recommended that you mount the game pieces on card stock, cut them out and them laminate them or at minimum laminate them insha’Allah. This will not only make them last longer insha’Allah, it will make the game easier to play for options b and c (below) and prevent the game pieces from being easily moved or lost insha’Allah.
- Print spinner (English numbers spinner, Arabic numbers spinner, English numbers spinner numbers 1-8).
- There are three ways to play this game insha’Allah.
- Have the child spin the spinner and move his/her piece the number of spaces indicated on the spinner. Have the child say the name of the letter that they have landed on. If they do not name the letter correctly, say, “Jazakillahu Khayr. You said (the name of the letter the child said). Please tell me the name of the letter you landed on insha’Allah.”
- The same as ‘a’ above but when the child lands on the letter, have him/her find a game piece that has the picture that starts with the letter they landed on. Have the child place the game piece (with the picture) over the letter they have landed on. Keep playing until all letters have been covered with a game piece insha’Allah.
- Use the game as a matching game. Give the child the game pieces and invite him/her to match all of the game pieces to their corresponding letters on the game board. CONTROL OF ERROR: All game pieces have the letter that the picture on the game piece starts with. This will help the child visually match the letters on the game board to the letters on the game pieces insha’Allah.
As Salaamu Alaykum Wa Rahmahtuallahi Wa Barakatuh
ReplyDeleteNa'am Ukhti, we love it. We actually have used the game pieces as part of the game board as well so the kids can learn the words. I will post it soon so you can see what it is I am talking about. Jazakallahu Khair!
Waalaikum assalam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh
ReplyDeleteWa iyaki and Alhamdulillah! So glad you and your kids enjoy it. I can't wait to see the pictures on your blog insha'Allah.
As salaamu alaykum,
ReplyDeleteThis is cute, perfect for my five year old. I typically sit down and hand draw something like this for him a lot to drill so this is a big help. I have a little file folder that I use as a mini learning center for his subjects, so this will be a nice addition insha Allah.
Waalaikum assalam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh,
ReplyDeleteAlhamdulillah. Jazakillahu Khayr dear sis. I truly hope that your son enjoys the game *smile*. I like your idea of the file folder as a mini learning centre. I saw that once on a video and it looked very organized masha'Allah.
Asalamualakum, I teach a class in an Islamic school. do you have any ideas of thing i could do with my class to teach them the letter or words thats fun and can be used as a class inshallah. Jazakumallahu khairan.
ReplyDeleteWaalaikum assalam,
ReplyDeleteYes, alhamdulillaah, there are many activities to be done with classes, however, it would be difficult to suggest a specific activity to you without knowing the class size (approximate)and grade level. If you can provide this information I will be happy to suggest some games/activities that your students might enjoy insha'Allaah.
Jazakum Allahu Khayr
Asalamu alakum. My class is about 15 girls. They are from ages 7 to 10. The problem I have is that some know their letters and some struggle, so I need a game to review the ones who know, and teach the ones that don't know.
ReplyDeleteJazakumallahu Khairan
Waaalaikum assalam wa rahmatullah,
ReplyDeleteMy apologies for the late response. Tayyib, please allow me a few days to provide you with some ideas insha'Allaah. I may simply upload a new game for you as a new post - if time permits insha'Allaah. Please check back this weekend or early next week insha'Allaah.
Jazakillahu khayr
Dear sister, Thank you for helping me out. May Allah (swt) reward you for your efforts.
ReplyDelete~Jazakumallahu Khairan