Admission

Pre-Kindergarten

Al Madina’s PreK 3 and Pre K 4 classrooms are taught as an early education model infusing Montessori values, practices and teaching skills led by a Montessori trained teacher and a duo of Montessori teachers in training. This model allows students to benefit from the teacher initiated classroom while relying on students natural curiosity and abilities for using self led activities while preparing them for their immersion into the traditional classroom.

Pre-K3 Objectives

Recognizing upper case letters Recognizing and count numbers (1-10) Recognizing and name shapes Recognizing colors Recognizing days of the week Recognizing season and weather
Building vocabulary Expressing feelings Asking and answering questions
Sharing and caring Controlling impulses Following class rules Following direction Listening to authority Listening to stories
Recognizing Allah the Creator Recognizing Eid Recognizing Ibraheem Recognizing Makkah Recognizing Kaaba Recognizing Muhammad (peace be upon him) Recognizing Fasting Recognizing Praying
Hopping Jumping Running Building blocks Using memory flash cards Playing with play dough Holding pencil, crayon, brush, etc Gluing Painting Cutting Coloring Making straight lines Making curved lines & circles
Recognizing letters (upper case) Recognizing numbers (1 – 20) Recognizing and repeating patterns Classifying and sorting objects Comparing objects Demonstrating an understanding of cause and effect Developing one to one correspondence
Writing and recognizing their name Naming a letter and its sound Naming the days of the week and months of the year Asking and answering questions Determining meaning from a story Demonstrating understanding of written and spoken language
Recognizing and managing feelings Following rules and routines Demonstrating respect and kindness to others Developing self-help skills Showing awareness of family and community Developing skills to solve conflicts Showing ability to share
Demonstrating the ability to control scissors and glue Develop fine motor skills needed to zipper, snap, and button clothing Develop motor skills needed to balance on one foot
Learning Aqeedah (Faith) Recognizing being a Muslim Saying Assalam’alaikum and bismillah Recognizing Allah, our Creator Recognizing the 6 articles of Iman (faith) of Allah, the Angels, the Books, the Prophets, Day of Judgment, and Qadar (divine destiny) Learning Seerah (History) Knowing prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) Knowing the story of the Prophet’s birth Knowing the family of the Prophet Knowing the story of the Prophet’s childhood Knowing the story of the Prophet’s adulthood Knowing the story of how Muhammad became a Prophet Learning Fiqh (Jurisprudence) and Ibadah (Worship): Knowing the 5 pillars of Islam Saying shahadah Practicing salat Giving zakat Preparing fasting in Ramadan Re-enacting Pilgrimage to Makkah Learning Adab (Islamic Manners): Exercising good deeds Exercising kindness/ caring Respecting parents Maintaining cleanliness