Tawheed

Reference

• Tawheed (Monotheism) and Shirk (Polytheism) - nice reference material from Muslim Homeschool in America.
• Tawheed - AbdurRahman.org; the site's tag on Tawheed, lots of links to materials here (also on shirk as well)

Lessons

Tawheed for Children - Level 1 - Knowing Allah (Dr. Saleh as-Saleh)
Tawheed for Children - Level 2 - Dr. Saleh as Saleh
Teaching the Children At Tawheed (translation) - Shaykh Muhammad ibn Abdul Wahhab

What is Tawheed? Lesson (TJ)

Approximate Level: Mid/Upper Elementary and Up

Format: PDF

Pages: 11

Guided Notes (6 pages; can be used with the lesson above or just as a set of worksheets)

Visual Aids

What is Tawheed? Poster

Tawheed Graphics

From Easel and Ink

Teaching Helps

IS Binder Tawheed supplement

Some years ago, I put together some dividers hoping to organize my Islamic Studies teaching binder. Then I took it a step further and for the different topics I prepared lists of mastery goals (skills/knowledge) that I wanted my kids to know about a topic and finally I created a review list of questions.  This is the supplement for Tawheed.

Writing

Some years ago, I had some of my kids write an essay on Tawheed after we finished studying it. I provided a backbone for them to follow:

I. Introduction - introduce the names of the three types of Tawheed in one sentence.
II. Type 1

1. Introduce it with a transition word (one sentence)
2. Explain this tawheed (one sentence)
3. Give one or more examples of this Tawheed

III. Type 2

1. Introduce it with a transition word (one sentence)
2. Explain this tawheed (one sentence)
3. Give one or more examples of this Tawheed

IV. Type 3

1. Introduce it with a transition word (one sentence)
2. Explain this tawheed (one sentence)
3. Give one or more examples of this Tawheed

V. Explain to your reader why it is important to know about these types of Tawheed (1-3 sentences).