This path is for parents who want to start teaching their child from scratch. It begins with letters and numbers in Arabic and English, moves on to grammar and the basic concepts of the primary stage, and ends with design and programming as creative skills.
Why here: It is the foundation, because it starts with letters and numbers and their shapes before any other skill.
After it you can: The child recognizes letters and numbers and begins to pronounce, read and write.
Why here: It follows the Arabic foundation so the child learns English letters and numbers in the same simple way.
After it you can: The child understands the basics of English, recognizes colors, shapes and animals, and improves listening and pronunciation.
Why here: It builds on the first level by moving from recognizing letters to Arabic grammar.
After it you can: The child masters the basic Arabic grammar needed for primary school and practices counting and arithmetic.
Why here: It follows the first English level and adds sentences and grammar.
After it you can: The child masters basic English grammar and understands math and science concepts in English.
Why here: Once the child can read and write, they are ready for a fun visual creative skill.
After it you can: The child designs logos and posters and adds animation to them.
Why here: It comes last because it needs a child who can read and who enjoys creating and thinking in an organized way.
After it you can: The child builds interactive projects and games in Scratch using variables, operations and events.
