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Arabic for Young Learners

Arabic for Young Learners takes a child from the first letters to reading short sentences. The series uses fully vowelled Arabic (with English support), clear tracing and illustrated practice. It contains no Qur'anic text — your teachers review every page before printing.

Ages 5–12 · 6 levels

My First Arabic Letters coverArabic Letter Shapes & Writing coverShort Vowels & First Syllables coverLong Vowels & My First Words coverArabic Vocabulary Builder coverReading Short Sentences cover
Level ladder

From Level 1 to Level 6

Each step shows the age band and cover — click a level to jump to the book.

Level 1 Ages 5–10 My First Arabic Letters cover My First Arabic Letters Level 2 Ages 5–8 Arabic Letter Shapes & Writing cover Arabic Letter Shapes & Writing Level 3 Ages 6–9 Short Vowels & First Syllables cover Short Vowels & First Syllables Level 4 Ages 6–10 Long Vowels & My First Words cover Long Vowels & My First Words Level 5 Ages 7–11 Arabic Vocabulary Builder cover Arabic Vocabulary Builder Level 6 Ages 8–12 Reading Short Sentences cover Reading Short Sentences
The books

Covers, skills and a look inside

My First Arabic Letters cover
Level 1 Ages 5–10

My First Arabic Letters

An Arabic–English alphabet starter for young learners

  • 28 letter cards with Arabic and English names, sounds and four shapes
  • Tracing lines and first illustrated words with transliteration
  • No Qur'anic text — for Islamic schools, weekend programs and families

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Arabic Letter Shapes & Writing cover
Level 2 Ages 5–8

Arabic Letter Shapes & Writing

أَشْكَالُ الْحُرُوفِ

  • How every letter changes at the start, middle and end of a word
  • The six letters that never join forward and the letter families
  • Guided tracing, illustrated example words and review pages

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Short Vowels & First Syllables cover
Level 3 Ages 6–9

Short Vowels & First Syllables

الْحَرَكَاتُ

  • Fatḥa, kasra, ḍamma, sukūn, shadda and tanwīn explained simply
  • Syllable grids for every letter with tracing
  • First fully vowelled words to read, with pictures

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Level 4 Ages 6–10

Long Vowels & My First Words

كَلِمَاتِي الْأُولَى

  • Long ā, ū and ī, and the alif maqṣūra
  • Illustrated word cards to read and match
  • Build-the-word and practice pages

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Level 5 Ages 7–11

Arabic Vocabulary Builder

مُفْرَدَاتِي

  • Family, school, home, colours, numbers, food, animals, body, clothes, nature
  • Picture cards with vowelled Arabic, transliteration and English
  • Matching and circle-the-word exercises

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Level 6 Ages 8–12

Reading Short Sentences

أَقْرَأُ جُمَلًا

  • Sun and moon letters with the definite article
  • Short illustrated sentences
  • Mini-texts about Sara's everyday life with questions

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FAQ

Questions schools ask

Which level should we start with?

Beginners start at Level 1 (My First Arabic Letters). If students already know letter names and shapes, Level 2 or 3 is a natural next step. Use the age badge and skills list on each card.

Are the books for classrooms or homes?

Both. Islamic schools, weekend programs, tutoring centers and families use the same level ladder. Schools order branded editions by quote.

Can we add our school logo?

Yes. School editions can carry your school name and logo. You approve a proof before printing.

Is there religious text?

No. These books contain no Qur'anic text. Everyday vocabulary and short non-religious texts only; your teachers review every page.