HomePlaySchoolSubhan Allah, the third instalment of my Arabic Alphabet Do-a-Dot Pages is here. I decided to include the initial/medial form of ك (kaf) in this printable, as the way it’s written is rather different from the final form. These Do-a-Dot pages are designed for preschoolers who have been introduced to the Arabic alphabet and who
This printable is a replica of my Arabic Numbers 1-10 Butterfly-Themed Flashcards, with traceable fonts. Each flashcard is approximately A5-sized. You may scale them down for printing via your printer settings dialog. I suggest printing out on cardstock or thicker paper and then laminating them so they can be used with dry-erase/whiteboard markers and reused
Alhamdulillah, here’s another FREE printable to supplement the other Arabic alphabet resources I’ve made. These worksheets can be used to assess your child’s recognition of Arabic alphabet. It’s very simple to use – you call out a letter and the child marks the corresponding circle using a Do-a-Dot marker or anything else he/she prefers. To
Inspiration struck after I rediscovered a set of colourful butterfly clip art in my collection recently. I present to you another FREE printable: Arabic Numbers Butterfly-Themed Flashcards! Each flashcard is approximately A5-sized. You may scale them down for printing via your printer settings dialog. I suggest printing out on cardstock or thicker paper and laminating
Alhamdulillah, the next instalment of my Arabic Alphabet Do-a-Dot Pages is here. These Do-a-Dot pages are designed for preschoolers who have been introduced to the Arabic alphabet and who may not be writing yet (pre-writers). By filling in the dots, they gain visual recognition of Arabic letters as well as the correct stroke order of
It’s been a while since I released a new Arabic printable. I had these Arabic Alphabet Do-a-Dot Pages done some time ago, but was trying to polish them up for public sharing. It was difficult to translate the elegant Arabic script into dots, masya Allah! They still aren’t perfect, but here you go! These Do-a-Dot
Has the Frozen fever died off in your household yet? It’s still going strong here – almost 6 months after we first watched the movie. In fact, we’re having a Frozen theme party for H’s 5th birthday next week. To celebrate the occasion, I’m offering a free printable pack of Frozen-themed alphabet and number mazes!
Here’s another free printable to supplement the other materials we have on Arabic numerals. These worksheets can be used to assess your child’s recognition of Arabic numerals up to ٢٠. It’s very simple to use – you call out a number and the child marks the corresponding circle using a Do-a-Dot marker or anything else
We’ve been doing more math in our homeschool lately, something I was neglecting ever since we started focusing on learning to read. So I made these apple-themed Arabic number mats for H, who has been introduced to numerals up to ١٠ so far but doesn’t know them as well as her 123s. These number mats
If you found our Arabic Numbers 1-10 Do-a-Dot Pages useful, you’ll be glad to know the next printable in the series is here – Arabic Numbers 11-20 Do-a-Dot Pages! These Do-a-Dot pages are designed for preschoolers who have been introduced to Arabic numbers and who may not be writing yet (pre-writers). By filling in the