Then fold the printable in half on the dotted lines and cut around the black borders so it resembles this:
We then read each dua until it was memorized then proceeded to colouring it. Ours looked like this:
Finally, you can either leave it as it is and post it by either laminating it or optimally placing it in a card stand. We made our own DIY card stand and laminated the sheet as well. The results were awesome mashaAllah!
We hope you have a lot of fun spending an evening with your child learning and colouring these dua’s!
Don’t forget to send us a copy of your stand and we will showcase it here, on Salik Kids!
Do you know what Salik Kids like doing the most? Learning! And colouring and playing…
So while we were learning with our wonderful books we thought a bookmark might be a good idea for this weeks activity. Not just any bookmark but one that would teach us something new. Maybe a dua? The ideas were endless, so we chose three of them.
What is even better is that they are double sided, just make sure the print settings are adjusted to two-sided printing.
Here is your child’s opportunity to love more reading, more learning, and more fun!
We hope everyone has been having a blessed new year!
From this week, Salik Kids will be learning about the different adhkaar in Islam. Of the many adhkaar that our dear Prophet Muhammadﷺ has taught us is the adhkaar for when we are about to go on a ride.
Here is a special dua card which you can colour with your child and hang it in your car so that you can be sure to ask Allah’s protection every time!
Here is an example of how you could hang it your car:
The front of our card looked like this.
And the back like this.
What we found to be optimal in size was to print two design on one page. This is in contrast to the instructions included in the package but we thought it would be best to preserve the original design and size depending on what you find best for your child.
So the day of Ashura has come, but wait what is Ashura? Help your child learn all about Ashura with this handy printable pack full of activities such as coloring page, writing practice, and even a word search! Use the cloud cards to introduce Ashura and use the various activities to expand on its learning.
It is the Islamic New Year! In its celebration, Salik Kids have created a greeting card which you can print and have your child give it to their family and friends. Or better yet, have the children colour it themselves. Both copies are available here: