Ages: 2 - 3

Objective: Introduce the youngest learners to the basic sounds and rhythms of Islamic practices.

Activities:

• Daily Prayers: Gentle exposure to the sounds of Salah (prayer), with children listening to and observing prayer routines.

• Basic Duas: Introduction to very short and simple Duas (supplications) recited during daily activities.

• Quranic Recitations: Listening to short Surahs (chapters) of the Quran and gentle repetition to familiarize children with Quranic sounds.

• Islamic Stories: Simple, age-appropriate storytelling sessions focused on basic Islamic values and moral lessons.

• Songs and Rhymes: Fun and rhythmic Islamic songs and chants that introduce basic concepts in a playful manner.

• Playtime: Structured and free play activities that encourage social interaction and cooperation.

• Art and Crafts: Simple, guided art and craft activities that introduce Islamic themes.

Ages: 3 - 4

Objective: Build on the initial exposure to Islamic practices and concepts, encouraging participation and early memorization.

Activities:

• Daily Prayers: Participating in simple prayer movements and learning the names of the daily prayers.

• Basic Duas: Reciting short Duas before and after meals, and during morning and evening routines.

• Quranic Recitations: Introduction to memorization of very short Surahs and phrases from the Quran through repetition and gentle encouragement.

• Islamic Stories: More detailed storytelling sessions with interactive elements to engage children and instill moral lessons.

• Songs and Rhymes: Singing Islamic songs and reciting rhymes that reinforce basic Islamic teachings.

• Playtime: Engaging in more structured play activities that promote cooperation and understanding of Islamic values.

• Art and Crafts: Creative projects that allow children to express their understanding of Islamic stories and themes.