This is the Islamic Kids Activity Library: short, sourced activities for children to do with a parent or teacher. Each one links back to the HikmahBridge lesson it comes from, so you can check the source together.

Right now there are three activities to do together: matching everyday supplications to the right moment, putting the positions of the prayer in order, and choosing the teaching that fits a situation. There is also a Five Pillars quiz for ages seven to twelve, which checks what your child remembers from the Five Pillars lesson.

A note for parents and teachers. These activities are learning aids. Please go through them with your child, and use the linked source page wherever a religious teaching is involved. HikmahBridge does not ask children to create accounts or submit personal information, and activity progress is saved only in this browser.

More is planned, including age-labelled worksheets and stories, across age groups from four to thirteen and above. But simplifying Islamic content for children carries a real risk of making it inaccurate, so each new activity goes live only once it has been checked against reliable sources, rather than being rushed out to fill a category.

For guidance for the adults, see the Parenting and Raising Children pages in the Family hub.