Mommyization

● Chicks & Eggs 1-10

• This cute chicks number matching activity includes numbers 1-10

• Great activity for toddlers and preschoolers to practice counting and number matching while having tons of fun.

● What's Included:
• Laminated A4 Size Page
• 10 Eggs With Bold Numbers 1-10
• Numbers 1-10
• 10 Velcro Dots

● Remember
• Matching is an important early childhood math skill that helps in the classification of objects. Children use matching skills to tell whether two numbers are the same or different.

• Learning to count is a necessary prerequisite to building a strong understanding of any math concept. Counting and recognizing numerals can and should be taught at a young age.

● Aims
“Matching” develops fundamental grouping and numeral recognition skills as your child connects numerals with matching.

● Best uses for this resource:
• Small group
• Assessment
• Number and numeral recognition
cardinality
• One-to-one correspondence
• Early literacy skills
• Fine motor skills

● Important Note:
As with all children's products, adult supervision is required. Products that contain small parts may pose a choking hazard and should not be used by children under 3.

Puzzle Game 1-5

● Details
• A4 Size Portrait
• Laminated Page
• Reusable Activity
• Puzzle
• HD Print
• 10 Velcro Dots

● Description:
Start Puzzling 1-5

• Puzzles develop memory skills, as well as an ability to plan, test ideas and solve problems. While completing a puzzle, children need to remember shapes, colours, positions and strategies to complete them.

● Puzzles are great for developing:
• Fine motor skills
• Eye-hand coordination
• Visual-Spatial skills
• Problem solving
• Receptive and Expressive Language
• Vocabulary

Logical Thinking

- Age: 2 to 5

● Details:
• Size A7 Portrait
• 11 Pages Activities
• 1 Cover Page
• 12 Pages Mini Book
• Reusable Activities

● Topics
• Cover Page
1. Size - Colour - Sorting
2. Big & Small (Size Sorting)
3. Height Sorting with 2 cards
4. Patterns with 2 Cards
5. Find The Pair
6. Arrows (Visual Perceptual)
7. Patterns (Visual Discrimination)
8. Concentric Cricele (Colour-Size)
9. Geometric Shapes
10. Find And Count
11. Find And Play

● Description:
• Developing logical thinking for kids can happen through day-to-day interactions as you play and talk to your child.

• Building a solid foundation of logic and reasoning skills in your child’s early years will go a long way toward cultivating their emotional and behavioral health throughout their entire lives. The earlier you can get started, the better!

● Remember:
• Be patient and give your child plenty of time to: think, try to solve a task or generate a response.

• Play brain games that incorporate logic and reasoning skills. Kids will have fun and train their cognitive abilities at the same time.

Prep Course

● Details:
• 6 Folders
• Black and White Print
• 10 Sections
• 10 Themes
• 6 Laminated Cover Pages
• 4 Laminated Index

● Topics:
• Tracing (20 Worksheets)
• Concepts (50 Worksheets)
• Colouring (100 Worksheets)
• Painting (100 Worksheets)
• Cut and Paste (100 Worksheets)
• Numbers (99 Worksheets)

● Theme:
1. Animals
2. Fruits and Vegetables
3. Sense
4. Professions
5. Transportations
6. Birds
7. Insects
8. Seasons
9. Sea Animals
10. Shapes

● Description:
• This course holds a key role in shaping a child’s future.

• Early education acquired in childhood moulds a child into a sane individual, making them disciplined, confident, and independent.

• Prep course relates to the start of an early learning stage.

• Prep course for children between 2+ to 3 years by kindergarten and playschools.

Prep Course

● Details:
• 6 Folders
• Black and White Print
• 10 Sections
• 10 Themes
• 6 Laminated Cover Pages
• 4 Laminated Index

● Topics:
• Tracing (20 Worksheets)
• Concepts (50 Worksheets)
• Colouring (100 Worksheets)
• Painting (100 Worksheets)
• Cut and Paste (100 Worksheets)
• Numbers (99 Worksheets)

● Theme:
1. Animals
2. Fruits and Vegetables
3. Sense
4. Professions
5. Transportations
6. Birds
7. Insects
8. Seasons
9. Sea Animals
10. Shapes

● Description:
• This course holds a key role in shaping a child’s future.

• Early education acquired in childhood moulds a child into a sane individual, making them disciplined, confident, and independent.

• Prep course relates to the start of an early learning stage.

• Prep course for children between 2+ to 3 years by kindergarten and playschools.

Little Muslim Binder
▪︎ Pre-Order Only

● Details:
• A4 Size Landscape
• 2 Metal Rings
• Reusable Activities

- Learning activities for 3 to 6 years old

● Topics:
• Cover Page
1. When to say Bismillah
2. Dhikr Beads
3. Fruits Of Jannah
4. Vegetables (Mentioned In Holy Quran)
5. Animals (Mentioned In Holy Quran)
6. Good Deeds - Bad Deeds
7. Good Things To Do In Ramadan
8. Mosque (Puzzle)
9. Matching The Praying Mats

● Description:
• Little Muslim Binder has been designed for young learners. Little Muslim Minin Busy Book provide the basic Islamic knowledge. This mini busy book Islamic educate and teach the Islamic value in easy learning mode. The little Muslim busy book can be applied for teaching purpose in school, mosques and its very helpful in homeschooling.In this book, children learn and do many activities to enhance easy learning and understanding.

Height Sorting

● Details:
• A7 Size Portrait
• 3 Cutouts
• 2 Cards
• Aims: Height-Length-Tall-Short

● Description:
• The goal is to train the brain to create more organized thoughts and ways of retrieving information.

• From the early stage of thinking to the higher thinking of order, the ability of sorting is included.

● Remember:
• Sorting is a skill that closely connects to other supporting skills. Learners need to be able to recall, identify, compare, reorder, extend, see relations, explain; in order to sort things/objects/etc.

● How To Start Sorting
•To sort, your child needs at least two different types of objects. A younger child will likely require less categories (sorting by two types) while an older child often can handle three, four or more. Some concepts may be more difficult for a young child while others too simple and uninteresting for an older child. Know where the child is and what they're capable of through observation and of course, trial and error.

Good Personal Hygiene

● Details:
• A4 Size Landscape
• 11 Activities
• 80 Cutouts
• Reusable Activities

● Topics:
• Dailly Routine (Boy - Girl)
• Day/Night Concept
• Toilet Training (Boy - Girl)
• Washing Hands
• Washing Face
• Brush Your Teeth
• Make A Bed
• Dressing up (Boy)
• Dressing up (Girl)

● Description:
• Why is personal hygiene important and especially why is teaching children about hygiene important? The reason is, that good hygiene habits are key to ensuring the safety of your child and the children they interact with.

• As the old saying goes, prevention is better than cure. This is especially the case when it comes to young children keeping clean.

• Personal hygiene is the way we care for our bodies. It includes many activities, such as washing hands, brushing teeth, and bathing. For kids, good personal hygiene will help them stay healthy. Well-kept hygiene will prevent illnesses and help build your child’s self-awareness.

• How to Teach Hygiene to Special Needs Children
Teaching personal hygiene to children with special needs may be tough. However, it is highly significant that children learn and acquire these skills and good habits early on to have an independent life.

● Don’t Forget the Fun:
•Teach the child that practicing good hygiene can be fun. There are songs about brushing teeth or some special bath toys that can turn the task into an enjoyable activity for the child.

Good Personal Hygiene

● Details:
• A4 Size Landscape
• 11 Activities
• 80 Cutouts
• Reusable Activities

● Topics:
• Dailly Routine (Boy - Girl)
• Day/Night Concept
• Toilet Training (Boy - Girl)
• Washing Hands
• Washing Face
• Brush Your Teeth
• Make A Bed
• Dressing up (Boy)
• Dressing up (Girl)

● Description:
• Why is personal hygiene important and especially why is teaching children about hygiene important? The reason is, that good hygiene habits are key to ensuring the safety of your child and the children they interact with.

• As the old saying goes, prevention is better than cure. This is especially the case when it comes to young children keeping clean.

• Personal hygiene is the way we care for our bodies. It includes many activities, such as washing hands, brushing teeth, and bathing. For kids, good personal hygiene will help them stay healthy. Well-kept hygiene will prevent illnesses and help build your child’s self-awareness.

• How to Teach Hygiene to Special Needs Children
Teaching personal hygiene to children with special needs may be tough. However, it is highly significant that children learn and acquire these skills and good habits early on to have an independent life.

● Don’t Forget the Fun:
•Teach the child that practicing good hygiene can be fun. There are songs about brushing teeth or some special bath toys that can turn the task into an enjoyable activity for the child.

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