The Complete Arabic Learning Path for Kids – 6 Printable Workbooks (Ages 4–7)

🎧 Audio & online games coming soon. We're adding AI-enhanced audio so your child can hear every letter, sound and word said out loud in Arabic, plus interactive online games for every step. Even if no one at home speaks Arabic, your child will hear it clearly and can repeat it.

Everything your child needs to go from “What's that letter?” to reading and saying their first Arabic words, in 6 step-by-step books.

The books follow one clear path: Meet the Letters → Write the Letters → Count to 10 → Letter Sounds → Join & Read → My First Words. Save 50% compared with buying them one by one.

What's inside

• Step 1 · Meet the Letters: all 28 letters, coloring, find-it games and flashcards (23 pages)
• Step 2 · Write the Letters: trace and write every letter in all 4 shapes (32 pages)
• Step 3 · Count to 10: Arabic numbers with counting and matching games (17 pages)
• Step 4 · Letter Sounds: fatha, kasra and damma with all 28 letters (15 pages)
• Step 5 · Join & Read: how letters join and 14 first words (14 pages)
• Step 6 · My First Words: 36 everyday words, sentences and word bingo (12 pages)
• In every book: an Adventure Map, a grown-up guide and a certificate

What your child will learn

• All 28 Arabic letters: names, sounds and how to write them
• Arabic numbers from 1 to 10
• The short and long vowel sounds
• How to join letters and read first words
• 36 everyday words and little sentences

Why parents like it
You always know what to do next. The Adventure Map shows your child where they are, each certificate points to the next book, and 10–15 minutes a day takes them through the whole path in about 3–4 months.

Good to know

• Instant digital download: 6 PDFs, 113 pages in total, A4 size (prints on US Letter with “Fit to page”)
• Printer-friendly design with white pages and light colors
• Ages 4–7 · about 10–15 minutes a day
• For personal and classroom use

📄 This is a digital product. No physical item will be shipped.

Pairs well with: Step 1 · Meet the Letters · Step 6 · My First Words

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