My First Islamic Preschool Book: Kids Islamic Books; Islamic Learning Toys; Islamic Preschool Book; Islamic Book for Toddlers

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  This Islamic Book for Kids stood out against the other workbooks right away because of the following factors:It covered capital and lowercase letters and numbers in one book.The number of times it offers for practicing each letter in lowercase and uppercase as well as the numbers were significant compared to other workbooks. (A big problem with other workbooks is they would have the child write a letter four or five times only and that's it. Hardly any learning taking place.) This workbook has your child at a minimum writing each letter 10 to 15 times really getting that repetition in there for memory and retention.It covered more than just writing the letters and numbers there were Islamic activity pages that practiced pen strokes and different curves and lines where your child would be writing and turning the pen in different ways without allowing it to leave the paper which improves fine motor skills.This workbook also covered shapes which is amazing and makes it complete.I would definitely recommend this book!

This is such a lovely book. Perfect for the younger ones learning to read and write the alphabet. An excellent colouring book too. I would definitely recommend this if you have little ones. - elementary teacher.