My First Islamic Memory Game
Published on 14. January 2025
Other
Cards
24 pages
978-0-86037-989-8 (ISBN)
Description
An excellent
activity for children aged three and above. A set of 24 beautifully illustrated
picture cards featuring Islamic items that young children recognise from the My
First Book About Series by Sara Khan and Ali Lodge. The large memory
cards are made from thick cardboard and designed for children to practice
concentration and memory skills as well as their recognition of Islamic
objects. Find the most pairs to win! The Memory game can
be suited to different ages and abilities; simply use fewer cards for younger
children.
activity for children aged three and above. A set of 24 beautifully illustrated
picture cards featuring Islamic items that young children recognise from the My
First Book About Series by Sara Khan and Ali Lodge. The large memory
cards are made from thick cardboard and designed for children to practice
concentration and memory skills as well as their recognition of Islamic
objects. Find the most pairs to win! The Memory game can
be suited to different ages and abilities; simply use fewer cards for younger
children.
More details
Language
English
Place of publication
Markfield
United Kingdom
Target group
Children/juvenile
Interest Age: From 3 to 8 years
Illustrations
full color illustrations
Dimensions
Height: 100 mm
Width: 99 mm
Thickness: 29 mm
Weight
156 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-86037-989-8 (9780860379898)
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Sara Khan was born in Stuttgart, Germany, before moving to the UK at the age of 12. Fluent in German, Arabic and Urdu, Sara is both a bestselling author and a qualified translator. She holds a first-class BA (hons) in Linguistics and Arabic, as well as a MA in Translation and Interpreting Studies both from the University of Manchester. As part of her degree, Sara lived in Amman, Jordan, with her husband Naveed, and studied Arabic at the University of Jordan. Living in Jordan enabled them to travel across the Middle East and experience numerous Muslim cultures, traditions, and historic sites in places such as Cairo, Damascus, Jerusalem, Madinah and Makkah. Her postgraduate research focused on Qur'an translation and adaptation for children. Now the proud mother of a little girl called Raya, Sara aims to build upon her academic background and personal experience to help fill the gap when it comes to presenting Islam to toddlers and young children in an age-appropriate way.