Please Join Us at Our New Website: MuslimSchoolBooks.com

Assaalmu Alaikum wa Rahmatullah wa Barakatu my dear parents, teachers and administrators.  

Please join us at our new website: MuslimSchoolBooks.com. We provide Islamic schools and Muslim homeschools with literature text books that excite our children about being Muslim. 

http://muslimschoolbooks.com/

Yours Truly,

Grandma Jeddah

MuslimSchoolBooks@GrandmaJeddah.com
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You are personally invited! Join us at MUSLIM SCHOOL BOOKS

You are personally invited!

Assalalmu Alaikum wa Rahmatullah wa Barakatu,

What a pleasure to welcome you to Grandma Jeddah’s new Facebook page-MUSLIM SCHOOL BOOKS.

MUSLIM SCHOOL BOOKS was created to help our Muslim youth feel proud to be Muslims so they can hold on to Allah’s rope in this world and Insha’Allah attain Paradise in the hereafter. 

MUSLIM SCHOOL BOOKS is intended to develop educational material that our children can relate to--material that reflects their Islamic cultural values, Islamic experiences, and Islamic beliefs, insha’Allah, by the Grace and Mercy of Allah.

If you have children, run an Islamic school, have children in an Islamic school, or homeschool  your children, please join us. You may have received an invite to MUSLIM SCHOOL BOOKS recently. Ahlan wa Sahlan-Welcome to MUSLIM SCHOOL BOOKS! https://www.facebook.com/MuslimSchoolBooks/

Yours Truly,

Grandma Jeddah

MuslimSchoolBooks@GrandmaJeddah.com

Teach Your Child with ADHD at Home (By: Grandma Jeddah)

Teach Your Child with ADHD at Home (By: Grandma Jeddah)

If you have a child with ADHD, If at all possible, homeschool your child. Most regular school settings are not suitable for children with ADHD. Schools and classrooms have rigid schedules and rules that many children with ADHD find great difficulty adhering to. In your home setting, you can setup your schedule and teaching programs around your son. This will alleviate the ongoing problems he encounters in school, such as continued discipline complaints from teachers and even his own feelings of failure to comply. 

Teaching your child at home is certainly no easy venture, but it is well worth the effort. Your child will be able to learn in an environment he feels comfortable in and in one that understands his challenges, insha'Allah. For instance, he may find great difficulty sitting in his chair focusing for an hour in class. However, at home, you are free to break up his teaching sessions into 20-minute-or-so periods and then allow him a break. Simple things like this can make a big difference in your son's learning experience as well as improved self confidence.

Some believe that this method of working around your child rather than enforcing him to comply to set rules handicaps him even further because he will eventually have to learn how to comply once he becomes an adult. From my experiences, allowing your child to grow up in an environment in which he feels accepted and feels others understand and care about his unique qualities will give him the self-confidence and security he needs to function better as an adult, insha'Allah. Know, too, that some of the characteristics of ADHD may continue with your child into adulthood, but on a much milder level. Some of the characteristics of ADHD happen to be the same qualities that have made many famous people exceptionally productive and creative.

Grandma Jeddah is the mother of 11 children and 13 grandchildren. She has taught hundreds of students for over 30 years at an Islamic school in Los Angeles, California.She is the author of, Discipline without Disrespecting: Discover the Hidden Secrets of How to Effectively Discipline Your Muslim Child--And Keep Your Peace of Mind while at It.  Order her e-book or Subscribe to her free newsletter at --http://shop.grandmajeddah.com/  and  http://www.grandmajeddah.com/subscribe-page.html

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