Curriculum

Students develop early literacy skills through stories, songs, rhymes, letter recognition, phonological awareness, vocabulary, speaking, listening, and early writing activities.

Students explore counting, number recognition, patterns, sorting, shapes, measurement, comparisons, and early problem-solving through games and hands-on activities.

Students explore the natural world through observation, questioning, sensory experiences, weather, plants, animals, seasons, and simple investigations.

Students learn about families, classrooms, communities, routines, cultures, cooperation, and responsible behavior.

Students are introduced to Arabic letters, sounds, vocabulary, conversation, listening, and beginning recognition skills.

Students are introduced to Qur’anic recitation through listening, repetition, short surahs, proper pronunciation, and age-appropriate memorization.

Students learn basic Islamic manners, duas, values, stories, daily practices, and age-appropriate concepts about Allah, the Prophets, and good character.

Students build foundational reading skills, including letter-sound relationships, phonemic awareness, sight words, vocabulary, comprehension, handwriting, and beginning sentence writing.

Students develop number sense, counting, addition and subtraction foundations, measurement, shapes, patterns, and comparison skills.

Students investigate living things, weather, seasons, matter, motion, and the environment through observation and hands-on exploration.

Students learn about families, neighborhoods, communities, rules, citizenship, holidays, traditions, and basic geography.

Students develop letter recognition, sounds, vocabulary, simple reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills.

Students practice correct recitation, learn selected short surahs, build memorization skills, and develop familiarity with basic tajweed concepts.

Students learn basic beliefs, Islamic manners, daily duas, salah concepts, stories of the Prophets, and positive character traits.

Students strengthen decoding, fluency, vocabulary, reading comprehension, grammar, handwriting, and sentence and paragraph writing.

Students study addition, subtraction, place value, measurement, time, money, shapes, data, and problem-solving.

Students explore plants, animals, habitats, light, sound, weather, seasons, and properties of materials.

Students study families, communities, citizenship, maps, traditions, leaders, and how people live and work together.

Students strengthen reading, writing, vocabulary, sentence formation, speaking, listening, and comprehension.

Students continue memorizing selected surahs, improve fluency and pronunciation, and begin applying age-appropriate tajweed rules.

Students continue learning about Islamic beliefs, worship, Prophets, manners, duas, and everyday Islamic conduct.

Students develop fluency, comprehension, vocabulary, grammar, written responses, narrative writing, informational writing, and opinion writing.

Students study place value, addition and subtraction, foundations of multiplication, measurement, time, money, geometry, data, and mathematical reasoning.

Students explore ecosystems, plant and animal life cycles, matter, forces, weather, Earth materials, and engineering concepts.

Students study communities, geography, government, historical figures, economics, culture, and citizenship.

Students expand reading fluency, vocabulary, grammar, writing, conversation, and comprehension.

Students strengthen memorization, recitation, fluency, pronunciation, and introductory tajweed while developing understanding of selected verses and surahs.

Students deepen their understanding of prayer, Islamic values, Prophets, worship, Qur'anic teachings, and character development.

Students strengthen comprehension, fluency, vocabulary, text evidence, grammar, and narrative, informational, and opinion writing.

Students study multiplication, division, fractions, place value, measurement, geometry, data, and multi-step problem-solving.

Students investigate forces and motion, ecosystems, weather and climate, life cycles, inherited traits, and engineering design.

Students study communities, geography, government, economics, cultures, historical change, and civic responsibility.

Students continue developing reading, writing, vocabulary, grammar, speaking, listening, and comprehension.

Students build stronger memorization and recitation skills, practice tajweed, improve fluency, and explore the meaning and lessons of selected surahs.

Students study Islamic beliefs, worship, Hadith, Prophetic stories, manners, and moral responsibility.

Students analyze literature and informational texts, use text evidence, build academic vocabulary, and develop organized multi-paragraph writing.

Students study multi-digit multiplication and division, fractions, decimals, factors, multiples, measurement, angles, geometry, and data.

Students explore energy, waves, Earth processes, ecosystems, structures and functions of living things, and engineering.

Students study New York State history, geography, Native peoples, colonial history, government, economics, and civic life.

Students develop greater fluency in reading, writing, grammar, vocabulary, oral communication, and comprehension.

Students continue memorization and recitation while applying tajweed rules more consistently and developing greater understanding of Qur’anic vocabulary and themes.

Students deepen knowledge of Aqeedah, worship, Seerah, Hadith, Islamic manners, and personal responsibility.

Students analyze increasingly complex texts, compare sources, cite evidence, strengthen vocabulary, and write organized explanatory, narrative, and argumentative pieces.

Students study decimals, fractions, volume, coordinate planes, numerical expressions, geometry, measurement, and real-world problem-solving.

Students study matter, ecosystems, Earth's systems, space, energy, and scientific investigation.

Students explore United States history, geography, early civilizations, colonization, government, economics, and citizenship.

Students strengthen reading comprehension, writing, grammar, vocabulary, speaking, and listening.

Students develop more fluent recitation, continue memorization, apply tajweed rules, and study the meaning and key lessons of selected passages.

Students deepen their understanding of Islamic beliefs, worship, Islamic history, Hadith, Seerah, and character.