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Basic number sense, counting, shapes, patterns, and simple addition/subtraction. Students learn how to count to 100, basic shapes, sorting and classifying objects, understanding size and measurement. Activities include hands-on manipulatives, interactive games, and digital math tools to develop foundational math skills.
Exploration of the natural world, basic weather concepts, plants and animals, and the five senses. Activities include simple experiments, nature walks, and sensory activities.
Letter recognition, phonics, basic reading skills, vocabulary, and storytelling. Activities include read-alouds, story telling, phonics games, and guided reading
Understanding self and family, community helpers, and basic geography. Activities include storytime, role-playing, and interactive maps
Basic number sense, counting, shapes, patterns, and simple addition/subtraction. Students learn how to count to 100, basic shapes, sorting and classifying objects, understanding size and measurement. Activities include hands-on manipulatives, interactive games, and digital math tools to develop foundational math skills.
Exploration of the natural world, basic weather concepts, plants and animals, and the five senses. Activities include simple experiments, nature walks, and sensory activities.
Letter recognition, phonics, basic reading skills, vocabulary, and storytelling. Activities include read-alouds, story telling, phonics games, and guided reading
Understanding self and family, community helpers, and basic geography. Activities include storytime, role-playing, and interactive maps
Students learn how to read, understand, and memorize the Quran. Students are individually assigned verses from the Holy Quran to memorize and recite with precision and understanding. Quranic instruction is differentiated for each student whereby students achieve proficiency at their own pace. They also learn the proper rules and styles of recitation and how to enact what they have learned and memorized into their daily lives
Islamic studies focuses on the development of beliefs, worship, morals, and manners of Muslims. Students are exposed to the sciences of aqeedah (theology), hadith (sayings of the Prophet), seerah (biography of the Prophet), Islamic history, etiquette, and manners. This education aims to cultivate a deep understanding of Islamic principles, guiding students in their personal conduct and spiritual growth.
Students are taught Modern Standard Arabic as a second language. Based on students’ prior learning with the Arabic language, students take grade level Arabic or Beginner level Arabic to accelerate their second language acquisition. Through this detailed curriculum, Elhaam Academy ensures a comprehensive and well-rounded education that prepares students for future academic challenges while nurturing their faith and ethical development.
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