Did you ever want to teach your kids the basics of Arabic ? Learning Arabic can be fun with this picture book. In this book you will find the following features: Arabic Alphabets. Arabic Words. English Translations.
With 100+ pages of practice, this Arabic Letter Tracing workbook will helps both kids ages 3+ & adult beginners start learning arabic letters and to work & improve their handwriting. With 100+ pages of practice, your child will develop the motor control for writing well while also learning to recognize each letter.: BOOK FEATURES: Large size: 8.5" x 11" Durable glossy cover 117 pages: 112 activity pages, 1 award certificate. Each letter has 3 sections: Initial Letter Tracing & Recognition, Letters Writing Practicing, Letters Coloring & shape practice. Concepts flow from easy to more difficult. Buy today, to make arabic learning fun & easy!
This book "Arabic Writing Alphabet " is the perfect workbook to start learning to write Arabic. This is the perfect choice for teachers and parents who want to teach the basics of the Arabic language to their students or children at home or in the classroom. By the end of this book, the student will have covered the skills necessary to write all the Arabic capital letters. ★ PERFECT FOR: ✓ Beginners ✓ Preschoolers ✓ Kindergarteners ✓ Homeschooling ✓ Arabic Schools ◆ DETAILS: ✓ one letter per page ✓ Beautiful coloring illustration ✓ Dimensions: 8 x 10 in (20.32 x 25.04 cm) ✓ High-quality matte cover for durability
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This Level 1 Arabic Alphabet Activity Book aims to introduce the Arabic alphabet to non-Arabic-speaking children age 3 - 6. Performing the exercises in this book is expected to enable the child to identify and name the 28 letters of the Arabic alphabet and to recognize them in order. The activities in this book include coloring, mazes, dot-to-dot, matching, and coloring by letter. These activities are intended to provide an effective and enjoyable learning experience.
This Level 2 Arabic Alphabet Activity Book is designed primarily for the non-Arabic-speaking children age 4 - 7. It builds upon the knowledge gained from Level 1 and aims to teach the child that each Arabic letter changes its shape according to its position in the word. Performing the exercises in this book is expected to enable the child to identify the Arabic letters inside different words. The activities in this book include coloring, mazes, matching, coloring by letter, cut and paste, and word search. These activities are intended to provide an effective and enjoyable learning experience.
هذا الكتاب يخرج من رحم تجارب تربوية طويلة عايشتها المؤلفة وأرادت أن تضع خبرتها بن يديك أيها القاريء ، وتهدف من خال الطرق التعليمية المبتكرة أن يصبح تعليم الطفل لأول مرة مبادىء لغته الجميلة عملية محببة لكلٍّ من الطرفن وكانها رحلة ممتعة للتلميذ مع معلمه .. ولا يغيب عن فطنتك أيها القارىء الكريم ما للبدايات من أثر ضخم فى تكوين وعي الطفل وشخصيته ومدى قبول أو نفور المتلقي بعد ذلك لما يتم بناؤه عى تلك الأساسات أثناء دراسته لشتي العلوم والتي نعمل عي تغير الصورة التقليدية التلقينية الحالية فى تعلُّمها ليصبح الطالب بعد ذلك طوال حياته حريصاً بنفسه عى الاستمتاع بتحصيلها والانتفاع بها بإذن الله.
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