Learn Tajweed through songs
This looks interesting!
http://olivetreestudy.co.uk/songs/
I Speak Arabic – William Scannell
Inspiring on so many levels!
Not only learning how to speak Arabic (which i hope and pray all of our children are motivated to do!), but then use his skills to spread hope to others… love, love, love!
App 4 – Arabic Matching Game
App No 4: Arabic Matching Game
Once they have mastered the alphabet, consolidate this knowledge with this cute memory game!
There are 5 levels, with each next level unlocking if you pass the first. In the first, there are 12 apples with different alphabet in them, and when you make a match, a child’s voice says “Subhanallah”, and when you make a mismatch, the voice says “Astaghfirullah” – check it out, even if just to hear this…bound to bring a smile on your face 🙂
Overall? The aesthetics are pleasing, and it’s a cute little time passer for the young ‘uns.
Free to download for ANDROID 🙂 and I-stuff:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.makriffaturohman.arabic&hl=en
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/arabic-matching-game-hd/id476531633?mt=8
App 1 – Hijaiya
Bismillah – let the Muslim Children App Series begin 🙂
App No 1: Muslim Kids Series – Hijaiya
When I initially asked you to send through any good Muslim Kid Apps you had found, this was one of the first that was recommended, and by many different people! Once I tried it out, I can see why…I only wish this had been around when my two were starting to learn their alphabet, although my daughter still enjoyed having a go 🙂
Downloadable for free on iphones or ipads (sorry android users!), the app is bright, colourful and so easy to use. It has two options:
Learn: Here you can click on the letter to hear it’s name, as well as its sound with the three haraqat (fatha, kasra, dhamma) – thus you get both, the phonics and the name which i thought was super. You can go through in order, or select the letter you want to focus on…
Write: Here you can trace the letter with your finger, and at the bottom you can click to hear the name, thus giving you the audio consolidation again. Be careful to trace properly, otherwise you might not get all 3 stars! A mix-it-up option here is useful for the slightly older ones…
Overall? 5 out of 5 me thinks!
