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August 25, 2019

FREE Planning Printables + How I Plan for Our Homeschool

When it comes to teaching, we all know how vital planning is. I feel the same about Homeschooling. As I don’t follow any particular boxed curriculum, I like to draw up on my own teaching experience and begin planning based on a topic we choose. In this post I’m going to take you through steps on how I plan for our Homeschool. I’ve also thrown in my Planning Printables for FREE!

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Step 1 – Annual Planning (Free Planning Printable)

First up, I plan for the whole year way in advance in the summer. Usually our academic year begins in September. I’ve been planning for this academic year (Sept 2019 – Aug 2020) since July 2019. If you aren’t convinced about annual planning, here’s an article I wrote about the benefits of annual planning for more reasons on why I find it so useful. The main reason is you have a focus for the year. You will find you won’t get sidetracked by what other homeschoolers are doing. Of course you can still be flexible and swap and change things around, but I highly recommend an annual plan. Here’s the one I use, you can download it as a FREE Planning Printables, edit it as you please to fit your annual plan.

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Step 2 – Resources

Once I’ve jotted down the main areas of learning in my annual plan, I can start collating all the resources, I have, may need and could borrow/buy. You may decide to buy some resources at a later date to save on blowing your budget, However, it’s something that really works for me, as we homeschool in Saudi Arabia, I need to buy everything we need in the summer in the UK before travelling back.

Step 3 – Topic Web (Free Planning Printable)

The next step is making a topic web for your first topic. The topic web allows you to jot down all your ideas in relation to your topic. You can download my Topic web planning pritnable for FREE here. The topic web consists of areas to be jotted down for English, Maths, Science, History/Geography, Religion, Well-being, Sports, Computing, Language and a few more! This cross curricular way of learning and teaching is perfect to help your children connect the dots through their learning. How nice is it to link in a maths lesson to a topic on the Amazon Rainforest for example. You could decide what measurements you need to use to measure the tall Amazon Rainforest Trees – kg, ml, cm or m. Or for example, this September we will be looking closely at the Ancient Egyptians. We’re hoping to link in 3d shape pyramid in maths and in DT attempt to make a model pyramid using what we know about the shape. In the same way you can tie in materials, sinking and floating with the River Nile as we recap the story of Prophet Musa (as) floating as a baby down the River Nile. The possibilities are endless.

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Step 4 – Monthly Plan (Free Planning Printable)

The best thing about jotting all the ideas down in once place are then deciding how much of it is possible in the time frame you have, in the resources you have and how realistically you will be able to do EVERYTHING you wrote down. Now, that doesn’t mean you should start crossing off ideas off your topic web, in fact it’s time to construct your monthly plan to help you to realise what’s actually possible to do. For the monthly Plan, I divide the month into weekly themes/questions which helps in progress for learning. This means you are breaking down the areas of learning and categorising them into smaller bite size chunks in a logical order which will build on their subject knowledge and understanding. For example, in a 4 week topic linked to Transport, the first week we may look at what transport actually is and becoming familiar with different modes of transport. In the second and third week we may jump to early transport and work our way through transport over time, from early cars, using horses and camels as a mode of transport to airplanes and trains. In the final week of the Transport topic we could look at transport across the world and then finally design our own mode of transport at the end. This brief example shows you how topic may be divided on the questions that could be asked around the topic. It’s also nice to discuss the topics with your children to find out what they may already know and taking the angle you choose based on the questions your children may ask. If it’s a brand new topic, then I suggest starting with the basics and touching on all areas of the topic that is relevant to your child’s age and level of learning. Click here to download our Free Monthly Planning Printable.

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Step 5 – Weekly Plan

On the same monthly grid, or in a teachers weekly planner or even just your bullet journal or notebook, you can jot down the finer details for the weekly plan at the start of each week. What this means is you don’t need to think of brand new fresh ideas each week. In fact you need to look back at your monthly plan and topic web before you jot down what you will be doing for the week. For example, looking back at the transport topic, for the first week we decided to look at what transport actually is. You may want to divide up each day of the week into different areas of transport: vehicles on the road, trains, cycling and walking,  transport in the sea and transport in the air etc. This allows you to answer the question ensuring you cover the learning for the week. Of course if your child’s interest is sparked on a certain mode of transport, by all means carry on with that. Remember, planning for your homeschool is ideally for you to be on top of things. I find it helps me in confidence knowing I’ve covered exactly what we needed to in the topic we were looking at. I also find it allows me to be flexible after knowing how much the children have learnt around the topic.

Step 6 – Daily Plan

Whilst I don’t really plan for each day every day, I do have a list of things I will need for each day at the start of the week. So I will be referring to my weekly plan daily to remind myself of what we are looking at. When looking at planning for each day in the week, think about the activities you decide, balancing out hands on activities throughout the weeks, ensuring there’s some writing you could tie in, and maths too. For example, your children can write a list of all the different kinds of vehicles they could find on the road (or they could read from labels) remember work at their pace and keep the activities easy. That same afternoon, they could work on maths by going outside and making a tally of the different vehicles they spot!

So that’s really it when it comes to planning for me. I love starting big and broad and then fine tuning my ideas into realistic lessons for each day of the week. For more on Planning for Topic, check out my previous post here.

Did you find this blogpost useful? Let us know in the comments below so we can write more like this!

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by Heena on August 26, 2019

So sister u dont follow any particular curriculum as in do you only do theme based study? What are your core subjects which u do daily? N which books do u use to teach all subjects do u buy UK curriculum textbooks? Please guide me through
JazakiAllahu Khair Khateera Wa BarakAllahu feeki

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by hafsah on August 26, 2019

We tend to do English, Maths, Topic (that’s a mixture of Science/Geography/History etc) Quran + Arabic – In the afternoon we might to seeing, art or baking. I use the Scholastic photocopiable books for English and Maths and sometimes Science. Yes we mostly do a theme based study (about 5 each year)

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by cerise on September 4, 2019

selam aleykum !very useful indeed especially for me who has trouble organizing. I just found your website and I will be reading it closely inchaAllah (from France 🙂 ).

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by hafsah on September 4, 2019

Wasalam – ah that’s lovely to hear – please do keep in touch, would love to hear how your getting on with the templates 🙂

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by cerise on September 4, 2019

no problem inchaAllah. I’ve just read your article on goal setting.MashaAllah ! I think I’m like your husband but I amforcing myself to take the path you are suggesting . since I’m lacking in organisation there are some days when homeschooling is just a big mess. May Allah help us!:-) I really like your website.

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by hafsah on September 10, 2019

Ameen! In sha Allah! Just go with whatever works for you and your family! I need the planning for me! 🙂 although lately my kids come and tick off what they’ve completed and it gives them a sense of responsibility and ownership too 🙂

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It’s a must have game to include in your child’s learning about the 5th pillar of Islam. Check it out www.mamateachesme.com - the game printable can be bought as a pdf or it’s included in the Hajj Activity book! (Free for our members)
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I was so glad the kids were up for re-potting my plants and they did such a wonderful job mA. We also included some of our fruit peels in the garden bed which is yet to be finished- but Alhamdulillah all in all a wonderful afternoon with even better company! Who doesn’t enjoy a whole day outside in nature!!?
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The life cycle of a plant 🌱 🌼 . Simple acti The life cycle of a plant 🌱 🌼 
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Simple activity on finding the stages of the life cycle of a dandelion - the girls went into the garden to find the different stages. They enjoyed learning about seed dispersal and found dandelion growing in different places and we discussed how the seeds could have reached on top of a roof or the guttering. 
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On Motherhood - Giving birth after 7 years feels On Motherhood - 

Giving birth after 7 years feels like we are new parents again, except this time a little calmer and perhaps wiser. No doubt the challenges will still be waiting for us, but we got used to being parents and are mentally prepared and accepting of life with kids and babies. For first time parents it’s a whole other ball game. There’s a lot of growing up to do - fast! Being responsible for a tiny human is a huge deal but there’s so much love and self growth to take from it. 
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Motherhood takes you on a rollercoaster of emotions, inner battles, identity crisis and more - it challenges us in every way but Alhamdulillah with it comes tiny mini versions of ourselves - the ultimate way we are tested to continue on our journeys of being better versions of ourselves! 
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After our germination experiment last week we had After our germination experiment last week we had to look at the ayats in the Quran where Allah talks about the splitting of the seed.
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Ammarah’s extra task was to write a poem based on what we found out from the Quran. A lot of the poems on nature that we have are absolutely beautiful but we need reminding that the beauty and design of nature is all from Allah. And so we reflected on the ayat from the Quran which prompted us to ponder upon the seeds that we sow. And so she included it in her poem. 
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We loved using the beautiful Connecting with Allah book by @zacandaslam as well. Swipe to see the prompts and poetry plan.
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How often do we connect with Allah through nature? Do we remember that is Allah who decides if our seeds will grow each year? Have you had a bad harvest one year? Don’t let that stop you from growing the following year - subhanAllah our rizq is from Allah! 
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Sometimes you just need to have a vision and the i Sometimes you just need to have a vision and the intention and then say Bismillah. Allah facilitates Alhamdulillah. 
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This vision for a secret garden (essentially a garden space for us to be immersed in nature contemplating and reflecting on Allah’s creation - our very own sit spot) emerged in Ramadan during the Outdoor Madrassah Course I took. Unable to trek to a park with a new born, I wanted a sit spot in the garden and attract more bees and butterflies and essentially wildlife by planting our favourite plants and flowers. Being in a city/town with concrete buildings we need the greenery and to be outdoors in nature to really ponder on Allah’s signs! 
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Germinating Seeds 🌱 . In our homeschool this Germinating Seeds 🌱 
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In our homeschool this past week, we’ve been looking at seeds. Finding seeds in our spice drawers and larder and looking at ayaat from the Quran about seeds. (More on that soon) 
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The girls spotted seed dispersal outside with dandelions growing in drains 😅 and our sycamore tree sending its seeds all the way to our patio (we’ve seen sycamore seedlings 🌱 in our patio pots as we were weeding) To see the process of splitting seeds, we’ve been doing this germinating experiment. Swipe to see the differentiated experiment write up.
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Kitchen Garden 🪴 . We’ve had a nice slow pac Kitchen Garden 🪴 
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We’ve had a nice slow paced week to enjoy the time sowing seeds and prepare our kitchen garden on the patio. There’s been a lot of rain though 🌧️ so we’ve had to move some pots back and forth 😅 praying we get some crops this year. It’s worked out perfectly with a nearly 3 month old - we are getting there slowly Alhamdulillah. 
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Swipe to see our progress and for the girls I made a simple kitchen garden diary to keep track of the growth of their seeds each week. 
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And just like the dua of Ibrahim (as) we ask Allah And just like the dua of Ibrahim (as) we ask Allah to accept this from  us as sadaqah jaariyah and help strengthen our children’s love for Islam. 
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Swipe to see more of the inside! This activity book is a combination of all our popular tried and tested Hajj activities. There will be a lot of cutting and creating, keeping your little ones busy in time for Dhul Hijjah. We suggest purchasing the book before the start of Dhul Hijjah so you can prepare the activities together before hand and enjoy in the blessed 10 days of Dhul Hijjah together.
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It’s the perfect gift for your friends and families and ideally even one Activity book per family will be enough.
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Link in bio to make your purchase or visit www.mamateachesme.com to purchase a digital version today! Members can access it for free! DM me if you’d like to become a member. 
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Bismillah - Introducing … 🌟 MY FIRST HAJJ AC Bismillah - Introducing …

🌟 MY FIRST HAJJ ACTIVITY BOOK 🕋 🌟 
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Really excited to be sharing our latest publication! Here’s a first look at our new book mashaAllah and a description below:
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The blessed days of Dhul-Hijjah are a great time to nurture your children to understand the importance of Hajj. This unique Hajj Activity Book takes your child through the history of Hajj, its rituals, plus activities for them to do in the 10 days of Dhul Hijjah as they count down to Eid ul Adha. What’s more, we’ve packed this activity book with a Hajj board game, a memory game and even activities where your child can help the pilgrims prepare for Hajj!

It’s the perfect My First Hajj Activity Book all in one space for the whole family! Created for 5-10 year olds.

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Now available to purchase as a physical book on www.mamateachesme.com 
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The digital version of this book is now on offer for this weekend holiday! 
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