Arabic is the Language of Tomorrow for Children: KG 2

This Arabic series is specifically designed for children in kindergarten and the first and second preparatory stages, focusing on fostering creativity, simplicity, and emotional engagement. The curriculum introduces Arabic letters in groups based on similar shapes and writing styles, simplifying the learning process. As students progress, letters are introduced in alphabetical order, ensuring a smooth and comprehensive learning journey from start to finish.

Key Educational Activities:

• Pencil Grip Training: Improving fine motor skills for better handwriting.
• Right-to-Left Writing Practice: Aligning with Arabic script direction.
• Letter Tracing: Reinforcing letter formation by tracing over dots.
• Alphabetical Letter Reading: Gradual reading practice following the Arabic alphabet.
• Image Association: Linking letters to corresponding images for better retention.
• Letter Dotting Practice: Focusing on dotted letters for proper writing.
• Word Spacing Practice: Reading and writing letters with appropriate spacing.
• Long Vowel Recognition: Practicing words with long vowels (Alif, Waw, and Ya).
• Word Recognition: Identifying words by writing their initial letter.
• Introduction to Numbers: Familiarizing children with basic numerical concepts.

Basic Thinking Skills Fostered:

• Ordering and Sequencing: Developing logical thinking.
• Understanding Relationships: Learning connections between objects and concepts.
• Part-Whole Recognition: Identifying relationships between parts and the whole.
• Object Association: Linking items with related concepts.
• Shape Recognition: Recognizing and distinguishing between similar shapes.
• Differentiation and Sorting: Developing the ability to differentiate between various objects and categories.
• Classification: Learning to group and classify objects based on shared characteristics.

This comprehensive series offers a variety of activities designed to captivate young learners and develop essential skills for early Arabic literacy. By combining interactive learning methods with foundational thinking skills, this curriculum helps children build a strong foundation in the Arabic language.