Z and I were both bored of pegs, so today she reached out for her favourite @tarbiyahislamiyyahpubs Arabic book to do some writing practice. Honestly guys this book is ACE mA. If you want to teach your child Arabic, this is the only book you really need. Even if you don't intend on teaching them how to soeak/understand Arabic, this does a solid job of teaching how to read. I highly highly recommend!

@Homemadeteacher. My kids love colourful books and it motivates them to actually do the work and we love the pictures, I find cartoons to be more child friendly AND they're faceless soo win win.

@teachermomplus3 I didn't learn to read Arabic until I was an adult. I just use to memorize. I wanted my boys to have this skill. Some of them caught on really quickly and some needed more practice. We've been using @tarbiyahislamiyyahpubs reading program and have enjoyed it a lot. I'm going through it with my 8 year old for the second time. It doesn't matter how long it takes or how many trys as long as you have fun and build the skill slowly at your child's own pace.

Yellow Series Sort & Match Cards - these fun cards are from @tarbiyahislamiyyahpubs These are perfect for decoding letters in words. It helps us to break down the letters in a word and play a fun matching game! It shows a child how the letters in a word join hands to make a word. This is the first step in the series and is also Montessori aligned! Can’t wait to see how we progress with the series!

@raisingbelievers raising our kids to be bilingual was a huge desire of ours. Being born and raised in the US, I primarily spoke English growing up. After having kids, we made it more of a priority to immerse ourselves in the Arabic language. @tarbiyahislamiyyahpubs has a wonderful workbook and flash cards that were just released. It is broken down into 10 lessons and I have personally benefitted tremendously.

I am using your books and cards with my child and loving it! I am considering this bulk order but I have never done sales like this. I also don't own a public page. I am considering the possibility because I love your books! I have brought many arabic books for kids and find yours to be the best so far!

Akhawat you really need to check out this amazing resources for teaching your children Arabic. It worked really well with my daughter

@teachingtwolittlekids 100% recommend the following book: Teach Your Child to Read Arabic in 10 Easy Lessons. This is a curriculum in itself and if you want to get hands on (which most kids do) I'd get her accompanying flashcards as well. Follow the curriculum it's very thorough and interactive and colourful (if you're into that sort of thing!)

I brought it few weeks back for my kids (4yrs & 5yrs). They really enjoy it. Today they secretly took it out when I was away and was doing the lessons by themselves