What Quran games can we play at home with our children?
Bloomtivo answers
Quick games make Quran practice fun: “Finish the verse” (you start, they finish), letter hunts in the Mushaf, surah bingo, a “teach the teacher” role swap, and a revision jar with surah names to pick. Keep each game to 5–10 minutes and always handle the Mushaf respectfully.
Reviewed by Omar Saeed, Bloomtivo teacher · Updated
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Games by stage
Game
Best for
How to play
Letter hunt
Qaida stage
Find every ب on one page of the Qaida
Finish the verse
Memorising short surahs
You say the start, they finish it
Which surah?
Juz ‘Amma
Recite one verse; they name the surah
Revision jar
Hifz revision
Pick a surah name from a jar and recite it
Teach the teacher
Any stage
Your child corrects your “mistakes”
Surah bingo
Siblings
Tick surahs on a bingo card as each is recited
Ground rules
Keep games short and stop while it’s still fun.
Use a printed list or cards for games, and the Mushaf only for reading.
Praise effort, not just speed.
Teacher’s tip: “Teach the teacher” is the favourite. Make a deliberate small mistake and let your child correct you; they remember the rule for good.
Start with 2 free trial lessons. If your child does not get on with the teacher, we change the teacher and the trial lessons stay free until your child is comfortable. After that, you choose a paid plan that fits your child.
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