Match each word to its opposite, then draw a big circle and a small circle in the box.
The shelf
Learn Arabic (for Arabic speakers)
Arabic reading and language stories for Arabic-speaking children, ages 4+.
One and Many: Match Noura's Garden Words
Draw a line from each singular word to its plural.
Sun or Moon? Sort the Laam Words
Read each word and write it under the sun (Sun Laam) or the moon (Moon Laam).
Add the Taa Marbuta: The City of Taa Marbuta
Write a Taa Marbuta in the box at the end of each word, then read it. Answers are at the bottom.
Trace the Letter Baa with Basma and Nuqta
Trace the four shapes of the letter Baa, then trace the words. Goes with the balloon story.
Rayyan, Nuqta and the Raa That Spins Like a Millstone
Rayyan loved the letter Raa (ر), but he used to say it like Ghayn (غ). He said "Ghayyan" instead of "Rayyan", and some c...
Hamad, Hamda and Nuqta on the Stage of Boy Words and Girl Words
Hamad and Hamda are twins who love the theatre. On Thursday their teacher said, "We'll put on a play about masculine and...
Nuqta and the Singing Tanween at Haya's Party
Haya was getting ready for her grandmother's birthday party. She took a piece of paper and wrote: «كَعْكٌ، عَصيرٌ، بالون...
Nuqta's Long Train and the Three Stretching Letters
Yousef and his sister Dana made a train out of chairs in the living room. On the first chair... hop, hop! Nuqta sat in a...