Al-Hijrah acknowledges the beginning of a new year and the passing of time. Muslims measure time by using the Islamic calendar (Hijrah) which is made up of 12 lunar months.
Al-Hijrah acknowledges the beginning of a new year and the passing of time. Muslims measure time by using the Islamic calendar (Hijrah) which is made up of 12 lunar months.
By Julian L'Enfant
A selection of four lessons for young learners to introduce and talk about the May Day festival and its traditions.
Use this fun set of Alphabet game cards to practice the alphabet with your students.
In this lesson, students will read a partner’s palm and predict their future, and write future predictions.
In this lesson, students look at photos and guess their era, and use used to to compare old and modern objects.
In this lesson, students will name personal objects and use personal objects to identify themselves.
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