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Little words.
Big smiles.
هَيَّا نَتَعَلَّمُ الْعَرَبِيَّةَ
Let’s learn Arabic together! A playful lesson for little learners and their grown-ups.
Ages 4–9 · 5–10 happy minutes · No account needed
01 · Listen and repeat
Meet today’s words
Tap “Hear it” for English + Arabic. Tap “Arabic only” to listen and repeat. Turn up your device volume.
Color hunt: Find a blue, yellow, or green object. Point to its color and say the matching sentence together. Green is akhdar (أخضر). These examples use the masculine form hatha.
Use ismuka when asking a boy and ismuki when asking a girl. Arabic nouns also have grammatical gender. The recordings may include sentence endings such as -un; the simple school transliterations leave these off.
02 · Play and practice
Let’s put words into play
Earn one star for each activity, plus a listening star.
Trying again is always welcome.
Dear parents
You don’t need to speak Arabic.
Five happy minutes is enough. Play a card, explain the English meaning, then let your child repeat twice or act it out. Praise a brave try—not perfect pronunciation. Finish with “MashaAllah!”
Take the lesson off-screen
Printable vocabulary, cut-out cards, and a practice quiz.
Progress stays on this device. Audio is AI-generated and may sound slightly different between lesson sections; your teacher’s pronunciation is the classroom reference. This lesson uses the school’s supplied words for feelings.