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Stage 1 takes young learners from tracing their first letters to writing stories, letters and poems. It comes in two books, one for Grade 1 and one for Grade 2. Together they have 229 pages and 157 lessons, so there’s a full year of structured learning for each grade.
Every lesson is clearly labelled by skill (Spelling, Grammar, Reading, Writing or Punctuation). Each follows the same simple pattern: a short, child-friendly explanation, then hands-on activities.
Grade 1: Building the Foundations
102 pages | 78 lessons
Grade 1 gives children a strong start in reading and writing:
Letters and spelling: alphabet tracing, uppercase and lowercase letters, alphabetical order, vowels and consonants
Phonics: short vowel sounds, word families (-at, -an, -ap, -in, -it and more), blends (bl, cl, fl, br, cr, dr, tr) and digraphs (sh, ch, th, wh)
Grammar: naming, doing and describing words, plurals and the articles “a” and “an”
Sentences and punctuation: what makes a sentence, capital letters, full stops, question marks and fixing sentences
Writing: simple sentences, expanding sentences with describing words, linking two sentences and building short stories
Everyday skills: numbers, colours, months and writing the date, syllables, sequencing events and comprehension
Grade 2: Growing Confident Writers
127 pages | 79 lessons
Grade 2 builds on that foundation and introduces the real grammar terms:
Grammar: nouns, verbs and adjectives, past and present tense, pronouns, adverbs, conjunctions, and comparative and superlative adjectives
Spelling and vocabulary: long vowel patterns, silent e, prefixes and suffixes, compound words, homophones, synonyms and antonyms, and dictionary skills
Punctuation: apostrophes for contractions, commas in lists and speech marks
Reading: stories with comprehension questions, dialogue, information text features, persuasive texts and character traits and feelings
Writing: compound sentences, recounts, letter writing, information reports, persuasive writing, narrative writing (planning, drafting, editing and proofreading), rhyme and poetry
Why you’ll love it inshaAllah
Faith woven in naturally. Names, examples and reading passages reflect Muslim life.
Complete coverage. Reading, spelling, grammar, punctuation and writing are all covered in one program.
Clear progression. Grade 2 revisits Grade 1 skills before moving on, so nothing is left behind.
Active learning. Children trace, match, circle, sort, read and write on almost every page.
Easy to use. Short, single-topic lessons suit classrooms, homeschooling and extra practice at home.
Download the sample pages below to which will give you a feel for:
• lesson structure and pacing
• age-appropriate explanations and activities
• Islamic integration through names, examples and reading passages
• how the curriculum supports homeschool and supplementary learning
Details:
Digital file type(s): Includes 1 ZIP folder with 4 PDF files including Lesson Book + Answer Booklet
This is a digital download, a physical product will not be sent to you.
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This curriculum is not included in our membership platform, Allamah Access.
Usage & Licensing:
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