HomePlaySchoolI’m guessing I’m not the only one who has a love-hate with Pinterest. I love that it’s a treasure trove of ideas, but I hate its ability to suck me into the endless world of Pins when I’m not careful! Nevertheless, it’s a handy way for me to keep track of the things we use/will
It’s been a while since I released a new Arabic printable. I had these Arabic Alphabet Do-a-Dot Pages done some time ago, but was trying to polish them up for public sharing. It was difficult to translate the elegant Arabic script into dots, masya Allah! They still aren’t perfect, but here you go! These Do-a-Dot
Has the Frozen fever died off in your household yet? It’s still going strong here – almost 6 months after we first watched the movie. In fact, we’re having a Frozen theme party for H’s 5th birthday next week. To celebrate the occasion, I’m offering a free printable pack of Frozen-themed alphabet and number mazes!
Midway through her Nursery year in preschool, H started singing a song about the days of the week, which she learnt in school. I realised that her school had started to casually introduce the days of the week through songs. Of course, the homeschooler in me couldn’t resist taking this a step further. I decided
Here’s another free printable to supplement the other materials we have on Arabic numerals. These worksheets can be used to assess your child’s recognition of Arabic numerals up to ٢٠. It’s very simple to use – you call out a number and the child marks the corresponding circle using a Do-a-Dot marker or anything else