Question 1

What educational resources work well for homeschooling?

Accepted Answer

Wall charts, workbooks and picture books, in that order of usefulness per dollar. A chart works continuously without your involvement, which is the thing a homeschool setup most lacks compared to a classroom. Workbooks handle the skill that needs repetition. Picture books do the separate job of keeping reading enjoyable rather than assessed.

Question 2

Are these materials aligned to US state standards?

Accepted Answer

No, and it would be misleading to claim otherwise. They are published for an international education market. The content — phonics progression, number sense, human biology — maps onto most elementary sequences, but you should check individual product pages against your own scope and sequence rather than assume alignment.

Question 3

Are Arabic-language resources available?

Accepted Answer

Yes, and this is one of the stronger reasons to look at this catalog from the US. The Arabic collection covers first books, wall charts and activity books published to the same standard as the English range — which is unusual, since Arabic learning materials at this level are often sourced piecemeal in inconsistent formats.

Question 4

What is included in a wall chart pack?

Accepted Answer

Six themed charts, laminated with a write-on wipe-off surface, plus reusable wall-safe adhesive. Many packs also include free downloadable worksheets and QR codes linking to audio-visual versions of the charts. Contents vary by title — the individual product page lists exactly what is in each one.

Question 5

Can schools and learning centers order in bulk?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The educators and school orders route covers schools, preschools, universities and training centers, with pricing and product recommendations handled on enquiry. Use that rather than checking out at retail prices for class sets.

Question 6

Do you ship to the United States?

Accepted Answer

Check the shipping policy page for current delivery options, timescales and costs to your location before ordering.

Question 7

Resources for Homeschooling Families

Accepted Answer

Homeschooling has one structural weakness that classroom teaching does not: there is no room that quietly teaches while you are doing something else. A classroom does a lot of incidental work — the alphabet is on the wall whether anyone is pointing at it or not. At the kitchen table, that layer is missing unless you build it deliberately. 
That is the main reason wall charts belong in a homeschool setup, not just a classroom one. A single chart above the desk on the current topic keeps information in a childs line of sight all week for the cost of one purchase. 
A workable starting set:

One display chart matched to whatever you are working on — browse wall charts

One workbook for the skill that needs repetition — browse activity books

Picture books that keep reading enjoyable rather than assessed — browse picture books

Many chart packs also include free downloadable worksheets, so a display purchase brings written practice with it — useful when you are buying for one child rather than thirty.

Question 8

Classroom Resources for Teachers

Accepted Answer

Charts here are built for a full school year of use, which is the practical difference between a teaching resource and a poster: 
 
Laminated with a write-on, wipe-off surface, so a number line doubles as a working space. 
Reusable wall-safe adhesive — relevant in buildings where wall damage is a facilities issue. 
QR codes on many charts open audio-visual versions, which helps with pronunciation in ESL and dual-language classrooms. 
Sold as themed packs of six, so one purchase covers a unit rather than a single lesson. 
 
For room setup: Classroom Essentials covers the calendar, weather and daily routine boards, and Welcome to Class suits the start of the school year. 
Schools and districts buying in quantity can request institutional pricing through the school and bulk orders enquiry form.

Question 9

Arabic Language & Islamic School Resources

Accepted Answer

This is the part of the catalog that is genuinely hard to replace. Weekend Arabic schools, full-time Islamic schools and heritage-language families in the US are usually working with materials imported piecemeal, in inconsistent formats, at inconsistent quality. 
The Arabic collection is published to the same standard as the English one — same chart format, same age banding, same production quality.

Arabic Alphabet, Numbers, Colours, Shapes and Opposites — first books for early learners. 
 
My Skills — Arabic Alphabet for written letter-formation practice. 
 
Moral Values 1, Moral Values 2 and Creed and Jurisprudence — display charts for Islamic studies and character education. 
 
Reading Pen — audio support that works across both scripts, useful for a child decoding in two writing systems.

Question 10

Reading & Language Arts

Accepted Answer

The English literacy charts follow roughly the sequence most elementary programs use:

Language Arts — the alphabet, upper and lower case, consonants and vowel sounds. 
 
Blends & Digraphs — the next phonics step past single letter sounds. 
 
Parts of Speech and Grammar Foundations — sentence construction and verb tenses. 
 
Reading Skills — genres and comprehension strategies. 
 
Good Writing — paragraph structure, story planning and sensory vocabulary. 
 
My ABC gives written phonics practice alongside the charts. The full range is in the English collection.

Question 11

Math & Science Resources

Accepted Answer

Math charts for the early grades, where visual representation does most of the work: Preschool Maths, Early Maths, Numbers & Shapes and Counting & Shapes. For written practice, Lets Count and Sequence & Position. 
Science centers on human biology and health — the topics where a shared diagram matters most: Me & My Body, Cross Sections of Human Senses, Exploring the Human Body, Vital Body Systems 1 and Healthy Habits. 
These materials are published for an international market and are not written to any US state standard. Check individual product pages against your own scope and sequence.

Question 12

Preschool & Early Learning

Accepted Answer

Early Learning Charts cover community, body parts, transportation, the alphabet, emotions and jobs. Preschool Charts cover letter formation, numbers, shapes and colors. Colours & Shapes is an activity book for ages 3+. 
The 3–4 years collection gathers the preschool material, and there is a free educational songs collection at no cost. Browse older stages by age: 5–6, 7–8, 9–10.

Question 13

Ordering & Shipping

Accepted Answer

Orders are placed directly through this site. Before ordering, check the shipping policy for current delivery options, timescales and costs to your location. 
Schools, districts and learning centers buying in quantity should use the educators and school orders form rather than checking out at retail prices. Retailers and distributors have a separate route. General questions go through the contact page.

Question 14

Explore Educational Resources

Accepted Answer

Educational Wall Charts 
Single charts and themed six-chart packs.

Workbooks & Activity Books 
Written practice for ages 3+ and 4+.

English Language Resources 
The full English range across every format.

Arabic Language Resources 
Books, charts and activity books in Arabic.

Picture Books 
Story-led books that build vocabulary.

First Books 
Single-concept books for the youngest learners.

Learning Packs 
Books and materials bundled by topic.

Classroom Accessories 
Supporting materials for classroom setup.

Free Educational Songs 
A free collection for early learning.

Question 15

Frequently Asked Questions

Accepted Answer

What educational resources work well for homeschooling? 
Wall charts, workbooks and picture books, in that order of usefulness per dollar. A chart works continuously without your involvement, which is the thing a homeschool setup most lacks compared to a classroom. Workbooks handle the skill that needs repetition. Picture books do the separate job of keeping reading enjoyable rather than assessed.

Are these materials aligned to US state standards? 
No, and it would be misleading to claim otherwise. They are published for an international education market. The content — phonics progression, number sense, human biology — maps onto most elementary sequences, but you should check individual product pages against your own scope and sequence rather than assume alignment.

Are Arabic-language resources available? 
Yes, and this is one of the stronger reasons to look at this catalog from the US. The Arabic collection covers first books, wall charts and activity books published to the same standard as the English range — which is unusual, since Arabic learning materials at this level are often sourced piecemeal in inconsistent formats.

What is included in a wall chart pack? 
Six themed charts, laminated with a write-on wipe-off surface, plus reusable wall-safe adhesive. Many packs also include free downloadable worksheets and QR codes linking to audio-visual versions of the charts. Contents vary by title — the individual product page lists exactly what is in each one.

Can schools and learning centers order in bulk? 
Yes. The educators and school orders route covers schools, preschools, universities and training centers, with pricing and product recommendations handled on enquiry. Use that rather than checking out at retail prices for class sets.

Do you ship to the United States? 
Check the shipping policy page for current delivery options, timescales and costs to your location before ordering.

Question 16

Start Exploring

Accepted Answer

Books, wall charts, workbooks and learning packs in English and Arabic, for children from three to ten. Browse by subject, format, language or age — and if you are buying for a school or learning center, get in touch for institutional pricing. 
 
Explore Educational Resources Enquire About School Orders

Question 17

Educational Wall Charts

Accepted Answer

Single charts and themed six-chart packs.

Question 18

Workbooks & Activity Books

Accepted Answer

Written practice for ages 3+ and 4+.

Question 19

English Language Resources

Accepted Answer

The full English range across every format.

Question 20

Arabic Language Resources

Accepted Answer

Books, charts and activity books in Arabic.

Question 21

Picture Books

Accepted Answer

Story-led books that build vocabulary.

Question 22

First Books

Accepted Answer

Single-concept books for the youngest learners.

Question 23

Learning Packs

Accepted Answer

Books and materials bundled by topic.

Question 24

Classroom Accessories

Accepted Answer

Supporting materials for classroom setup.

Question 25

Free Educational Songs

Accepted Answer

A free collection for early learning.

Frequently Asked Questions 
 
What educational resources work well for homeschooling? 
Wall charts, workbooks and picture books, in that order of usefulness per dollar. A chart works continuously without your involvement, which is the thing a homeschool setup most lacks compared to a classroom. Workbooks handle the skill that needs repetition. Picture books do the separate job of keeping reading enjoyable rather than assessed.

Are these materials aligned to US state standards? 
No, and it would be misleading to claim otherwise. They are published for an international education market. The content — phonics progression, number sense, human biology — maps onto most elementary sequences, but you should check individual product pages against your own scope and sequence rather than assume alignment.

Are Arabic-language resources available? 
Yes, and this is one of the stronger reasons to look at this catalog from the US. The Arabic collection covers first books, wall charts and activity books published to the same standard as the English range — which is unusual, since Arabic learning materials at this level are often sourced piecemeal in inconsistent formats.

What is included in a wall chart pack? 
Six themed charts, laminated with a write-on wipe-off surface, plus reusable wall-safe adhesive. Many packs also include free downloadable worksheets and QR codes linking to audio-visual versions of the charts. Contents vary by title — the individual product page lists exactly what is in each one.

Can schools and learning centers order in bulk? 
Yes. The educators and school orders route covers schools, preschools, universities and training centers, with pricing and product recommendations handled on enquiry. Use that rather than checking out at retail prices for class sets.

Do you ship to the United States? 
Check the shipping policy page for current delivery options, timescales and costs to your location before ordering.

Start Exploring 
Books, wall charts, workbooks and learning packs in English and Arabic, for children from three to ten. Browse by subject, format, language or age — and if you are buying for a school or learning center, get in touch for institutional pricing. 
 
Explore Educational Resources Enquire About School Orders

Question 26

Picture books

Accepted Answer

that keep reading enjoyable rather than assessed — browse picture books

Many chart packs also include free downloadable worksheets, so a display purchase brings written practice with it — useful when you are buying for one child rather than thirty.

Classroom Resources for Teachers 
 
Charts here are built for a full school year of use, which is the practical difference between a teaching resource and a poster: 
 
Laminated with a write-on, wipe-off surface, so a number line doubles as a working space. 
Reusable wall-safe adhesive — relevant in buildings where wall damage is a facilities issue. 
QR codes on many charts open audio-visual versions, which helps with pronunciation in ESL and dual-language classrooms. 
Sold as themed packs of six, so one purchase covers a unit rather than a single lesson. 
 
For room setup: Classroom Essentials covers the calendar, weather and daily routine boards, and Welcome to Class suits the start of the school year. 
Schools and districts buying in quantity can request institutional pricing through the school and bulk orders enquiry form.

Arabic Language & Islamic School Resources 
This is the part of the catalog that is genuinely hard to replace. Weekend Arabic schools, full-time Islamic schools and heritage-language families in the US are usually working with materials imported piecemeal, in inconsistent formats, at inconsistent quality. 
The Arabic collection is published to the same standard as the English one — same chart format, same age banding, same production quality.

Arabic Alphabet, Numbers, Colours, Shapes and Opposites — first books for early learners. 
 
My Skills — Arabic Alphabet for written letter-formation practice. 
 
Moral Values 1, Moral Values 2 and Creed and Jurisprudence — display charts for Islamic studies and character education. 
 
Reading Pen — audio support that works across both scripts, useful for a child decoding in two writing systems.

Reading & Language Arts 
 
The English literacy charts follow roughly the sequence most elementary programs use:

Language Arts — the alphabet, upper and lower case, consonants and vowel sounds. 
 
Blends & Digraphs — the next phonics step past single letter sounds. 
 
Parts of Speech and Grammar Foundations — sentence construction and verb tenses. 
 
Reading Skills — genres and comprehension strategies. 
 
Good Writing — paragraph structure, story planning and sensory vocabulary. 
 
My ABC gives written phonics practice alongside the charts. The full range is in the English collection.

Math & Science Resources

Question 27

Science

Accepted Answer

centers on human biology and health — the topics where a shared diagram matters most: Me & My Body, Cross Sections of Human Senses, Exploring the Human Body, Vital Body Systems 1 and Healthy Habits. 
These materials are published for an international market and are not written to any US state standard. Check individual product pages against your own scope and sequence.

Preschool & Early Learning 
 
Early Learning Charts cover community, body parts, transportation, the alphabet, emotions and jobs. Preschool Charts cover letter formation, numbers, shapes and colors. Colours & Shapes is an activity book for ages 3+. 
The 3–4 years collection gathers the preschool material, and there is a free educational songs collection at no cost. Browse older stages by age: 5–6, 7–8, 9–10.

Ordering & Shipping 
Orders are placed directly through this site. Before ordering, check the shipping policy for current delivery options, timescales and costs to your location. 
Schools, districts and learning centers buying in quantity should use the educators and school orders form rather than checking out at retail prices. Retailers and distributors have a separate route. General questions go through the contact page.