معهد الأسرة المسلمة (التابع للعتبة الحسينية المقدسة)

#الصائم_الصغير.

بحمد الله تعالى للعام الثاني على التوالي يستمر معهد الأسرة المسلمة في متابعة المشتركين الصغار في برنامج الصائم الصغير.

بعد استلام العديد من لوحات الصائم الصغير، تم تسليم مايقارب مئة (100) شهادة لمشاركة صغارنا الاحبة، ونستمر بتسليم المزيد ان شاءالله تعالى.

🔍#من_اهداف_البرنامج:

🍃١. اعتماد التربية العملية بإستخدام أدوات ووسائل مناسبة لمساعدة الطفل على التطبيق بشكل أسهل للسلوكيات الصحيحة والإلتزام بها وتعويد الطفل على التفكير والإعداد لمهام مستقبلية.

🍃٢. تنمية التحكم الذاتي لدى الاطفال بالمتابعة الذاتية لأعمالهم من خلال جدول منظم.

🍃٣. الإلتزام بالسلوكيات الصحيحة مثل بر الوالدين وفعل الخير والتحلي بمكارم الاخلاق والصبر بشكل مشوق.

#وفاء_للحسين.
#وفاء_للثقلين.
#العتبة_الحسينية_المقدسة.
#معهد_الأسرة_المسلمة.
#وحدة_الإعلام_و_العلاقات_العامة.

Create: 2024-04-13
Last Update: 2024-05-21 09:19:54

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