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Islamic Education Curriculum for Prep and Grade 1: Numbat Level Insights

In our Islamic Education program, Allah (swt) is central to all learning. We explore the teachings of Prophet Mohammad (S) and key Quranic personalities. This curriculum emphasizes Akhlaq (manners) including respectful waking and sleeping habits, proper communication with elders, and the significance of honesty. Children learn daily Islamic practices, like greetings and eating etiquette, and memorize a Du’a each term, ensuring they incorporate the teachings of Islam into everyday life. With dedicated teachers and aids, we aim to cultivate a spiritual and respectful learning environment.

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Islamic Education Curriculum for Prep and Grade 1: Numbat Level Insights

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  1. Islamic Education – Numbat Level 2012 Numbat Level: Prep and Grade 1 Teacher: Nadine Hamed Teacher Aid: Zainab Quraishi

  2. Allah (swt) is at the centre of all our learning:

  3. We learn about Prophet Mohammad (S) and other amazing personalities in the Qur’an:

  4. AKHLAQ (MANNERS) Mannerism of waking up and going to sleep eg: brushing your teeth, making sure your parents are happy with you, reading Quran etc. Mannerism of talking eg: speaking with respect to your elders, not yelling and shouting, making sure you put your hands up in class etc. Reinforcing honesty eg: explaining to the children the importance of being truthful.

  5. Islamic Practices Teaching the children to always remember Allah and Islamic Practice throughout the day such as: what we say before we eat, how do we greet people, how should we treat one another. We will also be learning one Du’a every term ex; what we say when we enter the bathroom.

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