Tag: "summer reading"
4th Annual Summer Islamic Reading Challenge
For the fourth year, we are proud to announce the 2012 Summer Islamic Reading Challenge! Major highlights include (a) This year we’re accepting international participants, (b) ALL entries must be made electronically, and (c) We will host this program all Summer Long (June – August) alongside the Ramadan Qur’an-a-thon Sadaqah Drive because we found that [...]
3rd Annual Summer Islamic Reading Challenge
We are so proud to announce the 3rd Annual Summer Islamic Reading Challenge with a few major updates: (1) We’re nice an early this year, so we can end in time for the 3rd Annual Ramadan Qur’an-a-thon Sadaqah Drive inshaAllah (God willing) without doing 2 programs at the same time. Since traditional school is in [...]
Free Summer Reading Programs for 2011 – Free Prizes, Reading Lists & More!
We absolutely LOVE Summer Reading Programs! Every year since 2004, we’ve been updating our lists here of all the Summer Reading Programs nationwide for everyone to join in the educational fun with the incentive of cool prizes on top of all this great family time and content consumed! So, far only 1 program already started, [...]
2010 Summer Islamic Reading Challenge Kick-Off
We are so excited to host and launch the 2nd Annual Summer Islamic Reading Challenge from July 15 – August 15, 2010. Subhanallah, Glory be to God, today marks one year since we launched AmericanMuslimMom.com. Especially if this is your first time here, we hope that you’ll check out our past Archives to view our [...]
First Annual Summer Islamic Reading Challenge Prize List
Jazaka Allahu Khayrun (May Allah reward you with goodness) to all our sponsors and partners who donated gifts and prizes for the children who participate in the 1st Annual Summer Islamic Reading Program. You still have time to participate. Any child 1-day old to 22 years of age must read at least one Islamic book [...]
Summer Islamic Reading Program Countdown – 9 Days
Why and How we came up with the 1st Annual Summer Islamic Reading Challenge? 1. Each year we participate in as many Free Summer Reading Programs as possible. 2. We’re all avid readers during the summer for the free gifts and the flexibility of not having to do workbooks, or other typical “school”-related reading assignments. [...]
Summer Islamic Reading Program Countdown – 10 Days
Here’s a classic way to start our 10-Day Countdown until we launch our 1st Annual Summer Islamic Reading Challenge: [Provided by an Islamic school educator] fi yuo cna raed tihs, yuo hvae a sgtrane mnid too Cna yuo raed tihs? Olny 55 plepoe out of 100 can. i cdnuolt blveiee taht I cluod aulaclty uesdnat [...]
Sharing our Summer Reading Goals
Whenever we participate in Summer Reading programs, I always have the girls write out their own lists as added handwriting practice. So, pasted below are copies of each of their Summer Reading Goals for the next couple of weeks. I really like setting realistic book reading goals for the 2009 Old Schoolhouse Summer Reading SPLASH, [...]
2009 Free Summer Reading Programs – Prizes; More
While it’s very hard to replace Toledo’s incredible Summer Reading Program! I try my best to participate in as many national programs as possible to keep the girls encouraged to read throughout the fun, flexible, summer months. I actually had to search our own archives to find some past programs we participated in Listed below [...]
RIF/Target Summer Reading Challenge
We participated last year & got nice certificate & great prizes. This is a “real” simple program compared to the library & B&N (which both are great too). Welcome to the RIF/Target Summer Reading Challenge! Make reading a part of summertime fun for a chance to win a Target GiftCard (limited quantity available see official [...]
Interactive Elementary School Story-Time Program
That’s So Elementary at Sanger Branch Library My girls and I attended twice, and this program is Great! Again, we were on the young-side, yet all the girls loved it! The first program was called “Oh Presidents”. There were 2 older kids (between 8-11 years) [only one other family showed up,besides us], and these 2 [...]
