Arabic for Children Level 2
This course teaches Arabic grammar to children at level two, along with the basics of mathematics, and it suits children from five to eight years old. It starts with vowel marks through the fatha, kasra and damma, then the shape of a letter at the start, middle and end of a word, then lengthening with alif, yaa and waw. After that the child learns singular and plural, prepositions, subject and predicate, then the past tense, present tense and imperative verbs, the demonstratives this, this and these, and question words such as where, how many, how, why, what, when and who. In the mathematics part, the child practices addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, and compares numbers with the greater than, less than and equals signs. The course includes programs and educational games to download and run on a computer to reinforce grammar and math. It suits parents who want to teach their child grammar, reading and writing in a fun way, and it is best if the child already knows the letters. When it is finished, the child will be better able to read and write with vowel marks and solve basic arithmetic operations.
- Master the essential rules of the Arabic language for primary education.
- Enhance counting and calculation skills using Arabic and English numbers.
- Develop critical thinking and analytical skills.
- Prepare for school admission tests.
- Learn the fatha, kasra and damma
- Know the shape of a letter in each position in a word