Games, cards and books for learning to read and write Arabic from 5 to 7 years: alphabet and matching games, Arabic letter memory game, magnetic letters ‘Houroufs’, handwriting workbooks, educational cards (opposites, jobs, long letters), bilingual Arabic-French-English picture dictionaries and interactive books.
Some follow the Montessori approach: first the letter sound, then tracing it, then blending it into words. Publishers include Rabie Publishing (Lebanon), Goodword, Educatfal and Manahej, with the Eveil Montessori selection. Delivery across Morocco and showroom in Sidi Maârouf, Casablanca.
Frequently asked questions
Through play and sound, for a few minutes each day. Introduce letters by their sound rather than their name, have your child trace them with a finger, match each letter to a picture, then build short words. Matching games, memory games and magnetic letters make this practice enjoyable. Reading Arabic stories aloud complements these activities very well.
Yes. Young children can easily learn several languages at once. Bilingual Arabic-French-English picture dictionaries and the ‘My Arabic and French Alphabets’ games help your child link words from one language to another.
Yes. The cards and picture dictionaries are illustrated, and many resources give the translation in French or English, so parents can support their child even if they read little Arabic.
Yes, the collection ‘ Arabic and English Games - 2-4 Years ’ offers first picture dictionaries, puzzles and cards for children before they are ready to read.
