“My Arabic Alphabet Workbook – Journey from Alif to Yaa: Book 1: Standalone Letters”
Ideal for teaching the Arabic letters and numbers.
Learn the names of letters in the Arabic Alphabet by tracing, writing and matching the letters. Continue reading
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1. My Arabic Alphabet Workbook – Journey from Alif to Yaa | Book 1 Standalone Letters
Illustrations in children books help children understand what they are learning better. It will absorb children’s attention, the visual colours are an especially important part of learning for young children. That is why I designed this book in full colour. Also available in bilingual version English-Bahasa.
– This workbook is intended to introduce the Arabic Alphabet in the standalone forms.
– Simple and easy to follow, suitable for beginners.
– Packed with fun practice activities and full colour illustrations. Continue reading
My A-Z Tracing Workbook allows children to trace the alphabet letters in both lower and upper case and then let them write the letters on their own. Each page has a picture and word that starts with the letter.
Available in English and Bahasa.
Buku “My A-Z Tracing Workbook” bisa membantu anak belajar menulis huruf alfabet baik huruf kecil maupun huruf besar dengan cara menebalkannya kemudian menulis sendiri. Setiap halaman dilengkapi dengan gambar dan tulisan yang berawalan dengan huruf yang bersangkutan. Tersedia dalam versi bahasa Inggris dan Indonesia. Continue reading
Y2 Spelling Practice, week commencing: 4th March 2019
The /ɔ:/ sound (‘or’) is usually spelt as a before l and ll.
Regular sounds: ball, wall, call, always, talk
Common exception word: pass
(*plus a homework sheet (page 6) for more able children)
Worksheets: Year 2 Spelling Practice Week 8 or download here.
Instructions to make flashcards: In order to make your “/ɔ:/ sound” words flashcards you will need cardstock (cereal box), printer, glue or double tape, scissors, laminating film (optional). Continue reading
Weekly Spelling Practice, week commencing: 11th February 2019
The /aɪ/ sound spelt –y at the end of words.
Regular sounds: cry, fly, sky, July, dry
Common exception word: grass
Worksheets: Year 2 Spelling Practice Week 6 or download here.
Interactive Games: Spelling Check Games
Instructions to make flashcards: In order to make your “/aɪ/ sound” words flashcards you will need cardstock (cereal box), printer, glue or double tape, scissors, laminating film (optional). Continue reading
Weekly Spelling Practice, week commencing: 4th February 2019Regular sounds:
pencil
lentil
basil
April
utensil
Common exception word:
steak
Resources: Year 2 Spelling Practice Week 5
or download here.
Instructions:
In order to make your “il” words flashcards you will need cardstock (cereal box), printer, glue or double tape, scissors, laminating film (optional). Continue reading
Weekly Spelling Practice, week commencing: 28th January 2019
Regular sounds:
metal
coral
pedal
oval
animal
Common exception word:
break
Resources: Year 2 Spelling Practice Week 4 or download here.
Instructions:
In order to make your “al” words flashcards you will need cardstock (cereal box), printer, glue or double tape, scissors, laminating film (optional). Continue reading
Below are the Year 5 Maths lesson plan ideas for Spring term 2019.
1. Number and Place Value
– Interpret negative numbers in context, count forwards and backwards with positive and negative whole numbers, including through 0.
2. Addition and Subtraction:
– Add and subtract whole numbers with more than four digits, using formal written methods (columnar addition and subtraction).
– Decide which method (including mental strategies) to use and why. Continue reading
My Colouring Book Allah Sees Me by Nia Nuraeni Gustini LC.MA taken from the “Correct your Arabic pronunciations !” book (صَحِّحْ مَخَارِجَ حرُوْفِكَ!)
This colouring ebook is available in two versions: Arabic-English (bilingual) and Arabic-English-Bahasa (trilingual).
It has the Arabic sentence at the top of the page and then the English version at the bottom (and Bahasa for the trilingual version).
Children can enjoy reading this book with their parents (or by themselves) as well as colouring the illustrations. Continue reading
Below are the Year 2 Maths lesson plan ideas for Spring term 2019.
1. Time
– Tell and write the time to 5 minutes including quarter past/to the hour, half past and o’clock.
– Know the number of minutes in an hour and hours in a day.
Download the worksheets here and here. Continue reading