Kids

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Guidance for parents rather than lessons for children. Choosing a class, holding a routine together through the school year, and knowing what real progress looks like when you cannot check the work yourself.

Arabic Letters at the Beginning, Middle and End of a Word

Arabic letters change shape by position. Six never connect forward, which splits a word in two on the page – the rule that confuses beginners most.

Family Members in Arabic: Names for Every Relative, With Pronunciation

Family members in Arabic with pronunciation, the two words for uncle and aunt, and a free printable family sheet.

Days of the Week in Arabic: Names, Meanings and How to Use Them

The seven days of the week in Arabic with pronunciation and meanings, everyday phrases, and a free printable weekly chart.

Arabic Greetings: How to Say Hello in Arabic, and What to Say Back

How to say hello in Arabic, from as-salamu alaykum to marhaban, with the reply to every greeting and a free printable card.

Arabic Numbers 1 to 100: How to Count in Arabic, With Pronunciation

Arabic numbers from 1 to 100 in one printable chart, with the Arabic numeral, the Arabic word and a simple pronunciation for each.

Arabic Alphabet With Words: All 28 Letters, One Word Each

All 28 Arabic letters with the sound each one makes, an example word in Arabic script and transliteration for every letter, a four week teaching order, and a free printable chart with no email required.

Daily Duas for Kids: Eight to Start With, and When to Say Them

Bedtime, and you are three minutes from being downstairs. Your six year old is already in bed. You ask whether she said her dua and she says yes, and that is the end of it, because you have no way of knowing which one she means, whether she got the words right, or whether she […]