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My Good Deeds Chart

Tick off your good deeds every day and fill your star jar.

  • Ages 3–10
  • Good habits
  • Salah
  • Kindness
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My good deeds today
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Tap each good deed you did today!

My week

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How to play

  1. Each day, tap a good deed when you have done it.
  2. Every deed gives you a star ⭐ — tap again if you tapped by mistake.
  3. See your week at the bottom and try to keep your streak going.
  4. Parents: make it a bedtime routine and talk about the day together.

What your child learns

  • Daily habits a young Muslim can be proud of.
  • Remembering Allah through small acts: Bismillah, Alhamdulillah, dua.
  • Kindness and helping others at home.

Parents ask

Where are the ticks saved?

Only on this device. Nothing is sent anywhere and there is no account.

Does the list reset?

Yes. Every day starts with a fresh list, and the last 7 days stay visible in the week view.

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