Curriculum for Building Arabic Words for Kids
The Arabic Learning Centre’s curriculum structures Arabic vocabulary instruction across thematic units, progressing from concrete nouns to action verbs and descriptive terms. Lessons integrate Arabic pronunciation practice with visual recognition exercises designed for children’s learning patterns.
1. Arabic Alphabet Recognition and Letter-Sound Correspondence for Kids
Children learn the 28 Arabic letters through multisensory activities connecting letter shapes to their sounds. The Arabic Learning Centre’s instructors teach letter forms in isolation, initial, medial, and final positions, establishing foundational Arabic literacy skills that support independent word reading and vocabulary expansion.
2. Essential Arabic Nouns and Everyday Vocabulary for Young Learners
Lessons introduce high-frequency Arabic nouns across categories including family members, body parts, classroom objects, food items, and household terms. Children practice Arabic noun pronunciation with correct vowel markers, learning gender distinctions and basic plural patterns through age-appropriate repetition and contextual application exercises.
3. Arabic Action Verbs and Basic Sentence Construction for Children
The Arabic Learning Centre’s instructors teach common Arabic verbs in present tense forms, enabling children to describe actions and construct simple sentences. Lessons cover verbs for daily activities, movement, and basic needs, integrating vocabulary practice with elementary Arabic syntax patterns suitable for young learners.
4. Arabic Colours, Numbers, and Descriptive Words for Kids
Children master Arabic colour terms, cardinal numbers from one to one hundred, and essential adjectives describing size, shape, and quality. The Arabic Learning Centre’s curriculum teaches adjective-noun agreement rules through practical examples, building children’s capacity to create descriptive phrases and express preferences in Arabic.
