Short daily practice helps a child more than one long session a week. This free chart turns 10 minutes of Quran practice into a star your child can colour in. It suits children from about age 4 who are learning the letters, reading, or memorizing Juz Amma (the last of the 30 parts of the Quran).
What Is in the Printable
- Page 1, practice stars: a month of days, with a star for each day of practice and a small box for class days. Each week has a star count and a parent sign box.
- Page 2, My Quran Journey: six steps from the first letters to Juz Amma by heart, each with a start date, an end date and a circle for a sticker.
- Page 3, Juz Amma tracker: all 37 surahs from An-Nas back to An-Naba, with ayah counts, the date learned and 3 revision boxes.
Who It Is For
- Children in online or masjid Quran classes
- Parents who help with practice at home, even if they do not read Arabic
- Teachers who want a simple chart for a class
How to Use It in 4 Steps
- 1Print the chart and put it where your child can see it, such as on the fridge.
- 2Each day your child practises for 10 minutes, they colour one star. On class days, tick the small box too.
- 3At the end of each week, count the stars together and sign the row. Agree on a small reward, and praise the effort.
- 4When the teacher says a surah is firm, write the date on the Juz Amma page. Tick a box each time it is revised.
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