29 original free PDF downloads, ready to use. Explore puzzles, crafts, colouring, family activities and parent practice tools—no signup or payment needed. Our separate 24-page planner has a planned price of £4.99; its sale is still closed.
Print · Play · Practise together
Little activities.
Meaningful family time.
Bring a little structure, creativity and kindness to time together. Explore free printable activities alongside our existing Quran learning resources.
Choose a word puzzle, a drawing activity or a parent practice tool. For Quran practice, use only material already selected by your child’s teacher.
Choose your collection
Explore printable collections
Find a creative activity, a planning aid or a paper-making project. Each collection has a free starter download. Paid products are still being prepared and ordering is not open; shop pages may show a coming-soon notice while the store is being set up.
Colour & create
Islamic Colouring Pages
Original mosque scenes, lanterns, patterns and decorative Arabic letters.
Explore Islamic Colouring Pages
Plan & reflect
Quran Learning Trackers
Printable and fillable organisers for already-assigned reading and revision.
Explore Quran Learning Trackers
Notice & solve
Puzzle Missions
Mazes, word hunts, symmetry and logic, with answer pages.
Explore Puzzle Missions
Fold & decorate
Eid Paper Crafts
Greeting cards, hanging decorations, small gift packaging and bookmarks.
Explore Eid Paper CraftsThe existing free activities and downloads on this page remain available. Collection previews are watermarked; the free download files are clean.
Original ideas · A little room to explore
Creative Learning Lab
Not another worksheet to finish. Notice a pattern, explore a thoughtful choice, or mix a small mission to try away from the screen.
Choose one activity together. There is no timer, leaderboard or need to get through every card.
Pattern Detective
Look for the rule, then choose what belongs in the gap. Shapes have names, not just colours.
A pattern to explore together
Rule: Repeat circle → square.
Circle · square · circle · square · circle · ?
What comes next? Say, sign, point or draw your answer. It is a square: it completes the next circle–square pair.
This example also works without the interactive controls.
Round 1 of 3
What belongs in the gap?
Three original rounds. No score or speed challenge; a hint is always welcome.
Kindness Choices
A small family situation. More than one thoughtful choice. What could you try?
Think it through, without a score
Someone in your family is using the pencil you wanted. You could ask to use it when they finish, choose a different activity, or ask an adult to help arrange turns.
Discuss which option suits the people involved. Borrowing needs permission; taking a pause is okay.
You can pass a situation or return to it another time.
Situation 1 of 3
Not a test of being “good”. No one has to share a treasured item, hug, or speak before they feel ready.
Mission Mixer
Pick a way to create and a theme. Get a short, practical mission to take off screen.
Try a secret-pattern postcard
- Draw or imagine a postcard with a circle–square border.
- Leave one place blank. Invite someone to say, sign, point or draw the missing shape.
- Explain the rule together, then swap who makes the next pattern.
Paper and a pencil are optional: describe or imagine your postcard instead.
Nine combinations. No shopping, cutting, running or uploading needed. Use a seated, quiet version whenever you prefer.
Keep it comfortable: These are original English family activities, not Arabic, Tajweed or religious teaching and not teacher-reviewed. Adapt or skip anything that does not suit the learner. Adults can help with reading; saying, signing, pointing, drawing or imagining are all welcome. This lab does not ask for names, answers to submit or a completed worksheet. Its controls do not send, save or track your choices.
Free learning you can use now
These existing resources remain freely accessible. Use them to revisit a lesson or discuss a starting point with a teacher.
Noorani Qaida lessons
Find the beginner guide and page-by-page lesson directory. Follow the starting point your teacher recommends instead of rushing through every page.
Explore Noorani Qaida lessons →Arabic alphabet with sound
Explore letter sounds and shapes together. Ask a teacher about pronunciation you are unsure of; a tool cannot listen to and correct your child's recitation.
Open the Arabic alphabet tool →Original activity library · No signup
Free printable activity packs
29 original PDF downloads, 70 printable pages and six easy-to-browse collections. Choose a puzzle, craft, colouring sheet or parent tool that suits your family; you do not need to complete the whole library.
Parent practice tools
Blank organisers for already-assigned material. They do not teach Arabic, Tajweed or pronunciation, and are not teacher reports.
Weekly practice tracker
Record already-assigned practice, what felt easier and questions for the next lesson. Mark “unsure” instead of judging pronunciation.
1 page · A4 · English · 44 KB
Download Weekly practice tracker
One-goal practice card
Keep one assigned item, existing teacher instructions and a question for the next lesson together.
1 page · A4 · English · 43 KB
Download One-goal practice card
Parent observation sheet
Notice what the learner enjoyed, what felt difficult and what helped—observations, not a pronunciation score.
1 page · A4 · English · 43 KB
Download Parent observation sheet
Calm practice routine
Plan a manageable session with learner choice, breaks and already-assigned material. An optional organiser, not therapy or a promise of calmness.
1 page · A4 · English · 44 KB
Download Calm practice routinePuzzles & play
Original word and picture puzzles, with parent answer keys where needed. Speak, point or work together instead of completing everything alone.
Kindness word search
Find six everyday kindness words across and down, then draw or describe one safe action.
1 page · A4 · English · 44 KB
Download Kindness word search
Heritage word hunt
Find ten English architecture, calendar and food-reference words in a fresh puzzle. Includes a clue-match activity and parent answer key; not a pronunciation or worship lesson.
3 pages · A4 · English · 49 KB
Download Heritage word hunt
Family kindness crossword
Use everyday kindness clues to solve a fresh crossword. A separate answer page lets an adult help without guessing.
2 pages · A4 · English · 46 KB
Download Family kindness crossword
Spot & notice
Look closely at two original picture pairs. Find five changes in each scene, then check the answer page.
3 pages · A4 · English · 51 KB
Download Spot & notice
Picture memory pairs
Cut out an original picture deck and try a simple turn-taking memory game. An adult should help with scissors.
3 pages · A4 · English · 53 KB
Download Picture memory pairsDraw, colour & create
Original line art and shape-based crafts. Architecture illustrations are imaginative designs, not religious lessons or accurate maps. Adult help is needed for cutting.
My learning-space sketch
Draw a comfortable place for a short activity. Choose what to keep nearby and one change to try; no new desk or device is needed.
1 page · A4 · English · 43 KB
Download My learning-space sketch
Draw with shapes
Build original book, lamp, plant and masjid-inspired sketches from simple shapes, then make your own version.
4 pages · A4 · English · 51 KB
Download Draw with shapes
Pattern-matching scarves
Match six standalone scarf patterns, then check the answer page. A visual activity, not a dress rule or obligation.
2 pages · A4 · English · 54 KB
Download Pattern-matching scarves
Creative pattern colouring
Explore original nature, geometric and learning-themed line art at your own pace. No therapy or mindfulness benefit is promised.
5 pages · A4 · English · 55 KB
Download Creative pattern colouring
Masjid shapes mini book
Create a small architecture-inspired booklet using drawing, shapes and optional colouring. Mosque designs vary; these are illustrative.
4 pages · A4 · English · 49 KB
Download Masjid shapes mini bookKindness & family time
Optional everyday choices, reflection and creative time together. No spiritual-reward, behaviour-change or learning-progress guarantee; skip or adapt any activity.
Everyday kindness challenge
Choose a safe everyday action together: asking before borrowing, listening or saying thank you. No points or pressure to fill every box.
1 page · A4 · English · 44 KB
Download Everyday kindness challenge
Kindness jar cards
Choose from original safe action prompts and make a paper-container label. No glass jar or purchase is required.
3 pages · A4 · English · 49 KB
Download Kindness jar cards
Respect & listening
Talk through original family scenarios and draw or describe a kind response. Practise listening without turning the sheet into a test.
2 pages · A4 · English · 45 KB
Download Respect & listening
Repair & restart
Explore an everyday apology or a small way to repair a mistake. No pressure to forgive unsafe behaviour; this is not a religious ruling.
2 pages · A4 · English · 45 KB
Download Repair & restart
Ten-day family activity quest
Try ten optional creative, kindness and question activities. This is an activity booklet—not the separate paid parent practice planner.
4 pages · A4 · English · 49 KB
Download Ten-day family activity quest
Hope, kindness & gratitude
Notice kindness, choose someone to thank and draw something you appreciate today. Ordinary family reflection art—not a depiction of Jannah or a religious-reward promise.
2 pages · A4 · English · 45 KB
Download Hope, kindness & gratitudeReady for a lesson
Learner choice, preparation and questions to discuss with a parent or agreed teacher. These are not admissions, official school rules or additional teacher services.
First-lesson welcome
Prepare for a first lesson with drawing, parent questions and a gentle reflection. Teacher availability and arrangements still need separate confirmation.
3 pages · A4 · English · 47 KB
Download First-lesson welcome
Family practice agreements
Choose or edit positive listening and break agreements together. Optional family guidance, not an official Maktab policy.
2 pages · A4 · English · 45 KB
Download Family practice agreements
Small-step celebration
Choose a small goal and notice effort, choice and what helped. Not a correctness score, prize scheme or promise of progress.
2 pages · A4 · English · 45 KB
Download Small-step celebration
Curious question cards
Choose an original curiosity prompt or write a question of your own. Keep uncertain answers for the next parent or teacher conversation.
2 pages · A4 · English · 45 KB
Download Curious question cardsCalendar & heritage
Source-linked English calendar, architecture and food-reference activities. Simplified artwork is not a site map or reconstruction; these are not tafsir, pronunciation or worship instructions, and no teacher review is claimed.
Hijri months discovery
Explore the twelve month names with a numbered wheel, sequencing cards and an answer page. No Gregorian date conversion or observance timetable.
3 pages · A4 · English · 49 KB
Download Hijri months discovery
Al-Aqsa heritage explorer
Read short source-linked architecture facts, notice geometric and floral patterns and discuss heritage-care questions. Includes a parent answer guide.
4 pages · A4 · English · 54 KB
Download Al-Aqsa heritage explorer
Al-Aqsa landmark panels
Explore two clearly labelled landmark illustrations, then match dome, arch and window words to numbered arrows. These separate panels are not a map or scale reconstruction.
3 pages · A4 · English · 47 KB
Download Al-Aqsa landmark panels
Quran food colour & match
Match five English food names to original drawings and notice exact verse references with an adult. No Arabic, dietary advice or health claims.
3 pages · A4 · English · 51 KB
Download Quran food colour & match
Kaaba architecture colouring
Colour a simplified illustration and explore Makkah, the Grand Mosque and the kiswa through source-linked observation prompts. No ritual instructions.
2 pages · A4 · English · 45 KB
Download Kaaba architecture colouringA longer planner for parents
The free sheets above are available now. This separate, more detailed paid organiser is prepared for a future launch.
14-day family practice planner
A parent-support organiser for scheduling practice, noting already-assigned material, and recording daily observations and questions. No Arabic reading or Tajweed exercises are included. Fourteen days describes the planner's format—not a promise of learning progress.
- For:
- Parents supporting a child's existing lessons.
- Format:
- 24-page English A4 PDF; static printable. Print and write by hand, or annotate in your PDF reader. Phone viewing may need zoom.
- Contents:
- 14 distinct daily prompts and note pages, family setup and routine plan, a missed-day restart, two weekly reviews, a teacher-question organiser and a next-week plan.
- Planned launch price:
- £4.99, one-time.
PDF prepared; sales are not open. The full file is not publicly downloadable. Payment and private download delivery must be ready before release; no orders, preorders or payments are taken here. No teacher review, written teacher report or classes are included.
For teacher-assigned Quran practice
- Agree a starting point. Ask the teacher which page or item to revisit and what suitable practice looks like for this learner.
- Keep it manageable. Follow the teacher's instructions, give the learner room to pause and avoid turning the sheet into a race.
- Note questions, not guesses. If a sound or instruction is unclear, write it down and ask the teacher rather than repeatedly guessing.
- Review the next step. Discuss what was actually observed before adding more material. Different learners progress at different speeds.
A note for parents and guardians
Use your own contact details when enquiring. Keep practice notes within the family and agreed teacher contact; do not share children's full names, school details or sensitive information in public comments or resource requests.
Our Privacy Policy explains the website enquiry process. No new signup or personal-data form is added to this library.
Before you choose a resource
Are the existing Qaida lessons still free?
Yes. The existing online Noorani Qaida lessons and Arabic alphabet tool remain available through the links above. They are not being moved behind a new resource paywall.
Can I download the new printables now?
Yes. All 29 activity and parent-support PDFs shown in the free library are available now, without signup or payment. The separate 24-page 14-day family practice planner is prepared, but its sale and private paid download are not open. This page does not take orders or payments.
Which resources are free and which are paid?
The 29 activity and parent-support PDFs, existing Qaida lessons and Arabic alphabet tool are free. The separate 24-page family practice planner has a planned one-time launch price of £4.99; sales are not open. Neither the new printables nor the paid planner is an Arabic or Tajweed teaching course. No teacher review, written teacher report or classes are included.
Do I have to send you a completed sheet?
No. Keep completed sheets privately within your family. You can choose to discuss a question with your agreed teacher; no upload or completed-sheet submission is required. Do not include children's full names, school details or other identifying information.
Can a worksheet replace a Quran teacher?
No. A worksheet can organise revision, but a teacher should guide the learner's starting point and give pronunciation feedback. Ask about the teacher's relevant qualifications and teaching language before arranging lessons.
How can I support more than one child?
Keep each child's current level and practice goal separate. In the trial form, choose “More than one child” to enquire for siblings. Nearby individual lesson times can be requested; availability and each learner's plan must be confirmed separately.
Need help choosing a starting point?
Tell us what your child can read already and what you would like help with.
An enquiry is not a confirmed timetable or paid admission. Teacher availability, joining instructions and any paid plan must be agreed separately.