Surah Al-Burooj, ayah 12 · Ayah train · train 8 of 18

Gravity holds the whole Moon. What does that tell us about the One who made gravity?

Each engine carries an ayah from Surah Al-Burooj. Cut them out and couple the carriages behind them.

Cut along the dashed lines. If a word needs the same carriage twice, make a second copy.

About ten minutes. There is no score: a wrong try is just part of the ride.
Lay the train out on the floor or table. Count the carriages together and ask: Gravity holds the whole Moon. What does that tell us about the One who made gravity?
Mix up the carriages. Your child couples them behind the right engine, starting next to the engine.
Open the mushaf at Surah Al-Burooj and find each word in its ayah. Read the meaning of the ayah together.
Swap roles: your child is the conductor and shows you a card. You read it, and they check you. Then stamp the ticket.