I Love Free Printable Book Download

Title: "I Love" Loving Series

Publisher: Ali Gator

Recommended for: 3-5 year old

Download the complementary printable activity book below

These set of three books aim at teaching children about Allah and the important people in their lives. They  aim at developing a love for Allah, for parents and grandparents. Each page has one short sentence so it's very simple for children to understand. What I love most about them is that they are bilingual books with English and Arabic.

The sentences are repetitive with slight variations so it's easy for children to pick up on word recognition. I don't speak Arabic but I can understand what each of the Arabic word means. If you can read Quran then you can read the Arabic.

The Effect of Sugar on Your Child's Brain

When we think of children eating too much sugary food or drinks, we tend to associate tooth decay and obesity. What most of us don't realise is that sugar has an even worst effect of our children's brain. I'll put it simply: too much sugar on the brain affects your child's learning skills and memory.

Research on the effects of sugar has shown that a diet high on sugar lowers memory function whereas a low sugar diet increases memory function. When memory is affected so does learning.

Establish a Reading Habit for Your Child

Based on research, early literacy predicts educational and professional success later on in life. We live in a highly literate world so being able to read and write gives your child an advantage. But it's not only the ability to read and write, since many children can do these, it's also the love of reading and writing so they'd want to read and it becomes a daily habit.

How can you encourage your child to want to read? How can you make it a daily habit so that it becomes second nature for your child to pick up a book and read it without being forced or prompted? Below are 7 ways that could help your child become an avid reader.