Arabic Made Fun
Count to 10 – Arabic Numbers Workbook for Kids (Step 3 of 6)
Count to 10 – Arabic Numbers Workbook for Kids (Step 3 of 6)
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🎧 Audio & online games coming soon. We're adding AI-enhanced audio so your child can hear every number said out loud in Arabic, plus interactive online games that practise the same skills. Even if no one at home speaks Arabic, your child will hear it clearly and can repeat it.
Wāḥid, ithnān, thalātha… let's count! Step 3 teaches the Arabic numbers 1 to 10: how to say them, count them and write them.
Arabic has its own number symbols (١ ٢ ٣). We show them side by side with 1 2 3, so your child links what they already know to something new.
What's inside
- 10 number pages: count the pictures, color the circles, trace the number and its word
- Both kinds of digits: Arabic and Western numbers side by side
- Match-it games: 2 pages of drawing lines from each number to its group
- Count and write: count the pictures and write the Arabic number, with a number line to help
- Adventure Map and certificate: to follow the path and celebrate Step 3
- Grown-up guide: fun ways to count in Arabic every day
What your child will learn
- To say and count from 1 to 10 in Arabic
- To read and write the Arabic digits ١ to ١٠
- The Arabic word for each number
- That numbers go left to right, even in Arabic
Why parents like it
Counting is everywhere: stairs, grapes, toys. Apples, balloons and butterflies make each page a game, and your child can start this book alongside Steps 1 and 2.
Good to know
- Instant digital download: 17-page PDF, 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 4 · Letter Sounds · The Complete Learning Path bundle (all 6 books)
Illustrations: Twemoji by Twitter, Inc. and contributors, CC-BY 4.0.
