Week 1(Sep 1- Sep 4)
Monday
No school
Tuesday
In class = Students will be welcomed to the new school year and introduced to Islamic Studies. They will discuss the importance of learning about Allah ﷻ, the Qur’an, and good Islamic character and manners. Students will learn how Islamic Studies can help them understand their faith and apply Islamic teachings in their daily lives.
Students will also review and discuss classroom rules, expectations, respectful behaviour, participation, and organization. They will have an opportunity to ask questions and share what they already know about Islam.
Students should bring an Islamic Studies textbook, workbook , and a notebook specifically for Islamic Studies.
No homework
Week 2 (Sep 7- Sep 11)
Monday
No school – Labour Day
Tuesday
In class =Students will begin Unit 1, Chapter 1: Prophet Ibrahim and His Sons, Ismail and Ishaq. They will learn about the story of Prophet Ibrahim عليه السلام, his family, and his sons Prophet Ismail عليه السلام and Prophet Ishaq عليه السلام. Students will discuss important lessons from the story, including obedience to Allah ﷻ.
Students will also learn about Sarah and Haajar and their roles in the story.
Week 3 (Sep 14- Sep 18)
Monday
In class = Students will continue learning about Prophet Ibrahim عليه السلام and his sons, Prophet Ismail and Prophet Ishaq عليهما السلام. They will review the stories and discuss important lessons from their lives. Students will review the importance of obedience to Allah ﷻ and identify lessons that can be applied to their own lives.
Tuesday
In class = Students will complete exercises and activities based on the chapter to reinforce their understanding of the stories of Prophet Ibrahim, Ismail, and Ishaq عليهما السلام, as well as Sarah and Haajar.
Week 4 (Sep 21- Sep 25)
Monday
In class = Students will continue Prophet Ibrahim’s Children by learning about the story of Prophet Isma’eel عليه السلام. They will learn about important events from his life and his relationship with his father, Prophet Ibrahim عليه السلام.
Students will discuss the important Islamic lessons found in the story, including obedience to Allah ﷻ, patience, trust in Allah, and following His commands.
Tuesday
In class = Students will continue studying the story of Prophet Isma’eel عليه السلام. They will review important events from the lesson and complete exercises and activities from pages A16–A22.
Students will participate in discussion and answer questions to demonstrate their understanding of the story and identify the lessons that can be applied to their own lives.
No homework.
Week 5 ( Sept 28 - Oct 2)
Monday
No School – PD Day
Tuesday
In class = Students will continue Unit 1, Chapter 1: Prophet Ibrahim’s Children – The Story of Prophet Isma’eel عليه السلام. They will continue reading and discussing the story of Prophet Isma’eel عليه السلام and important events from his life.
Students will focus on the important qualities shown in the story, including obedience to Allah ﷻ, patience, trust in Allah, and willingness to follow Allah’s commands.
Students will complete workbook exercises and questions related to the lesson.
Activity: Students will identify important lessons from the story and discuss how they can practice qualities such as patience, obedience, and trust in Allah ﷻ in their own lives.
homework.