Trace each greeting twice and say it aloud, just like Zaatar the parrot.
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Learn Arabic (for non-Arabic speakers)
Easy Arabic stories and lessons for children who don't speak Arabic, ages 4+.
Trace and Label the Face: Ruby's Wiggly Song
Trace each outlined Arabic word for a part of the face, then touch that part and say it.
Match the Word to the Picture: Ella's Picnic
Draw a line from each Arabic food word to its picture, and say the word aloud.
Colour the Kite by Word: Omar's Rainbow Kite
Read the Arabic colour word in each part of the kite and colour it. Use the key on the right to check.
Count and Circle: Mia's Camel Numbers
Count the stars in each row and circle the right Arabic number word. Goes with the story of Mia counting camels to ten....
Finn, Sultan and Zaatar's First Day at School
Finn's family had just moved to Abu Dhabi, and today was his first day at his new school. His tummy went flutter-flutter...
Zoe, Uncle Majid and Zaatar the Weather Parrot
Every morning, Uncle Majid stood on his balcony with his coffee and called out the weather to the whole street. One morn...
Jack and Zaatar's Week of Little Kindnesses
On Sunday morning, Miss Fatima wrote seven words on the board. Flap-flap! Zaatar the green parrot landed on top of it....
Ruby, Aisha and Zaatar's Wiggly Head-to-Toes Song
Ruby had a cold, so she stayed home. Atchoo! She was bored, bored, BORED. Her babysitter Aisha smiled. "I know a cure...