Arabic for Ages 4–6: Playful First Steps for Little Kids

Young children have short attention spans, so lessons are short and full of movement, pictures and songs. The goal is a happy, curious start with Arabic.

What little ones work on

• Letter sounds and recognizing letter shapes
• Tracing and early writing
• Everyday words: colors, numbers, animals
• Listening and repeating with the teacher

Tips for parents of young kids

Sit nearby for the first few classes, use headphones if your home is noisy, and keep a crayon and paper ready.

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