Teacher's kit: every band
Everything a teacher needs from the museum on one page: the kids' kit, lesson plans, printables, trails for students, and classroom mode. No accounts and no student data.
Teacher's kit for the Kids' Wing (ages 4 to 12)
Six 40-minute lesson plans, three curriculum paths, and the five-school pilot guide.
Trails for students with a printable handout
Every trail can be walked step by step or printed whole as a class handout.
Museum passport
The student prints it and ticks each stamp; nothing is stored with us.
Seasonal packs
Dated classroom kits: Heritage Month, Ramadan, back to school and exam season.
For librarians
How to cite islam.museum in your catalogue and link it from a LibGuides page — every page is free, static and citable.
Pathways by grade and subject
Lesson pathways through the museum's own pages, each mapped to the Ontario curriculum in the museum's words, not the Ministry's: grade, course, strand and expectation, with a worksheet, a mastery check and a QR code.
Mapped by the museum, not endorsed by the Ministry.
Grade 4 · Elementary
- Four Muslim cities before 1500: Baghdad, Cordoba, Cairo and Timbuktu Social Studies · 60 min · intro
Grade 6 · Elementary
- The Hajj: one journey that links communities across the world Social Studies · 60 min · intro
Grade 11 · Secondary
- Al-Andalus: eight centuries from Cordoba to Granada CHW3M · 75 min · standard
- Abbasid Baghdad and the Silk Roads CHW3M · 75 min · standard
- The Crusades from the Muslim side (1099–1291) CHW3M · 75 min · standard
- The Mongols and after: the fall of Baghdad, Ayn Jalut and Timur CHW3M · 75 min · deep
- The rise of Islam: from Mecca to Damascus (610–750) CHW3M · 75 min · standard
- The five pillars in daily life HRF3O · 60 min · intro
- Islamic art and architecture: calligraphy, pattern and the mosque HRT3M · 75 min · standard
- The life of the Prophet Muhammad: a figure who shaped a religion HRT3M · 75 min · standard
- The Qur'an as a text: from revelation to the mushaf to memorisation HRT3M · 75 min · standard
Grade 12 · Secondary
- The Ottomans and the gunpowder empires (1450–1650) CHY4U · 75 min · standard
Lesson plans
Printables
- Word Garden: Worksheet
- Prophet Quest: Worksheet
- Kindness Quest: Worksheet
- Bedtime Stories: Worksheet
- Retell the story: Worksheet
- Values journal: Worksheet
- Kindness Quest: Print the sticker chart
- Retell the story: Print my story
- Museum passport: Print the passport
Every printable carries a QR code and the page address, so students open it on their devices with one tap.
Homework topics
Nothing found? These 50 school topics always land somewhere:
the Crusadesthe rise of IslamBaghdad and the Silk Roadsal-Andalusthe Mongolsthe five pillars in daily lifeIslamic art and architecturethe life of the Prophetthe Qur'an as a textthe Ottoman empirefour Muslim citiesthe Hajj networkthe Battle of Badrthe Hijrathe first revelationthe conquest of MeccaIbn BattutaIbn Sinaal-KhwarizmiIbn RushdMansa MusaFatima al-Fihrial-GhazaliSinan the architectSaladinthe Kaabathe Alhambrathe Dome of the Rockthe Great Mosque of Cordobaal-Aqsa Mosquethe Süleymaniye Mosquethe Blue Mosquethe Umayyad MosqueBaghdadCordobaTimbuktuCairoDelhiIstanbulMeccaMedinaJerusalemthe five pillarsthe Hijri calendaralgebraastronomyArabic calligraphyprayerfasting Ramadanzakat
Classroom mode
Add ?classroom=1 to the address of any Kids' Wing page: bigger type for the back row, bigger buttons, no erase buttons, and a "vote together" banner.
Try it in 5 schools
A practical guide to piloting the kids' wing at your school over 4 weeks
Coming in later phases: seasonal packs, and a classroom quiz for the projector.