My First Daily Shia Islamic Wooden Calendar Planner with magnetic tokens

Every morning starts with
our calendar.

This bright, hands-on magnetic calendar is a wonderful way to keep little hands busy and curious minds ticking. Designed especially for children, it helps them explore Hijri and Gregorian dates, follow the moon’s journey, recognise important Shia occasions, and gently check in with how they are feeling each day.

Updating the calendar becomes a daily ritual children actually want to do. From marking Wiladah and Shahadah days to noting prayer time, Qur’an reading, fasting, majlis, or community events, it encourages routine, responsibility, and a real sense of connection to faith. The mood section adds a thoughtful touch, encouraging children to reflect on how they feel and opening the door to insightful conversations.

The large magnetic board is bold, clear, and easy to use. Pieces simply pop into place, making learning feel more like play than a lesson. Turn it over and you’ve got a chalkboard ready for doodles, reminders, or a burst of creativity.

What’s included:

• A colourful daily magnetic calendar with Hijri & Gregorian weekdays and dates, Shia events, activities, moods, and moon phases

• A double-sided board: dry-erase calendar on one side, chalkboard on the other

• 121 magnetic pieces including years, months, dates, days, Shia holidays, community events, emotion tiles, and moon-phase markers

• A sturdy hanging cord for easy wall display

Optional add-on (sold separately):

• Magnet storage box for neat and tidy organisation

Why Families Love It

This isn’t just a calendar — it’s a bridge between faith and daily life.

Children can:

• See how days, months and seasons flow

• Recognise important dates like wilādāt and shahādāt

• Reflect on feelings with the mood corner

• Feel involved in family routines like Qur’an reading, prayer and community events — all without pressure or perfection.

Consistency matters far more than perfection.

How It Can Be Used

This calendar was made for families who wanted a calendar that didn't erase who they are.

It works beautifully as a daily home ritual, a homeschooling tool, a visual support in madrasah classrooms, or a gift that genuinely gets used — every single morning, for years.

There's no right schedule. Just regular connection.