Two kids exploring a map highlighting the Arabic curriculum overview

Arabic Learning Kids Actually Enjoy by Mulsim Explorers

Arabic curricula workbook for Muslim children with playful illustrations and early Arabic learning activities.

Beautifully designed, Arabic curricula for ages 3–7 that feel like play, not homework.

Curated by Iman Hasan, a mom of three and an experienced design thinker and educator with a master’s in design thinking, specializing in child-centered Arabic and Islamic learning.

Stylized green and black plaid graphic on a transparent background.
Letter 'M' with a green plaid pattern on a black background.
Digital illustration of an acorn with a light tan base and a dark brown cap with a scale pattern, isolated on a black background.

Inside Every Curriculum:

✓ Fun, kid-approved activities (mazes, coloring, games, puzzles)

✓ Modern and colorful designs — no more outdated worksheets

✓ Simple parent guides so you can teach confidently, even with zero Arabic

✓ Digital downloads you can use instantly

Shop our Arabic Curriculum

Why Kids Struggle With Traditional Arabic Workbooks

Most Arabic workbooks look like they were photocopied in 1990, black-and-white pages, endless drills, and no creativity. Kids aren’t engaged because these materials were never designed with modern learners in mind.

So they avoid Arabic practice while happily spending hours on video games, and YouTube.

The issue isn’t your child’s motivation.

The real problem is outdated Arabic learning materials that haven’t evolved in decades.

A glowing star rising through the clouds.
A pathway with a camp sign symbolizing a more engaging way to learn Arabic.
A wooden signpost with the word 'CAMP' written on it, pointing to the right.
Discover the Better Way to Learn Arabic
Variety of practice worksheets included in the curriculum.

Modern Arabic Resources Built for How Kids Learn Today

Our approach goes beyond cute worksheets.

Muslim Explorers Arabic curriculum is built using child-friendly teaching methods that help kids recognize letters faster, build vocabulary naturally, and stay engaged without pressure.

Every lesson is intentionally designed to match how North American kids learn, short activities, hands-on tasks, visual cues, and bite-sized challenges that build confidence step by step.

When Arabic finally feels achievable, kids stay motivated and keep coming back for more.

  • Maze activity vocabulary worksheet

    Learn new vocabulary

  • Matching game worksheet for practicing Arabic vocabulary.

    Matching Game

  • Trace & color vocabulary worksheet

    Coloring

  • Dots activity vocabulary worksheet

    Dots Activity

Why Parents Choose Our Arabic Curriculum Workbooks

Bear and pencil tracing line highlighting fun worksheets & activities
Child exploring with binoculars, symbolizing clear instructions in English and Arabic.

Kids Actually Want to Practice Arabic
With fun Arabic activities like mazes, dot-to-dot Arabic letters, and Arabic coloring pages, learning Arabic becomes playtime

Flag icon highlighting fun, activity-based methods for learning Arabic.

Teach Arabic Without Speaking It
Clear instructions in English and Arabic pronunciation guides

Build Real Arabic Skills Through Play
Arabic pencil control, Arabic letter recognition, Arabic vocabulary for kids - all disguised as fun activities

Learn more ABOUT us

  • "Very impressed with the Arabic workbook. It is Simple, clear, and engaging. The activities keep my child interested and make learning Arabic letters exciting. My son especially loves the word bingo after each letter! The pages are well designed and easy to follow. As a parent, it also gives me guidance so I know how to help without overwhelming my child. Perfect for early learners!"

    Tamara AlNajjar., Cincinnati ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

  • "I’m truly impressed with the quality of these workbooks. The visuals are beautiful, the activities are meaningful, and everything is laid out in a way that keeps my child interested. It’s one of the best Arabic resources we’ve tried!"

    Ayshia Mustafa., Dayton ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

  • "The curriculum is beautiful and age-appropriate. I appreciated the gradual approach to teaching letter writing, the variety of examples for each letter, and the introduction of new vocabulary for the child."

    Alaa Issa., Cincinnati ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

  • "My toddler loves how engaging the book is. She enjoys learning about the alphabet, and the curriculum made it easy for us to guide her through each lesson. Highly recommend for bilingual children."

    Alaa Ghaben., Cincinnati ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

  • "The workbooks are beautifully designed, very organized, and easy for children to follow. Highly recommend it to any parent looking for a structured and fun Arabic curriculum!"

    Mervat Challal., Cincinnati ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

How Our Arabic Learning System Works

Visual guide/structure of the Arabic curriculum

Systematic Arabic Learning Progression

  • Start with Arabic pencil control and tracing

  • Build to Arabic letter recognition

  • Progress to Arabic words and sentences

  • Each Arabic skill builds on the last

Parent-Friendly Arabic Teaching

  • English instructions on every Arabic worksheet

  • "Start Here" markers for Arabic lessons

  • Complete Arabic answer keys included

  • No Arabic knowledge required to teach

Frequently Asked Questions About Our Arabic Workbooks

  • Our Arabic learning books are designed like modern children's activity books - colorful, fun, and engaging. No more black and white Arabic worksheets or boring Arabic drills. Each page features games and activities that make learning Arabic fun for children.


  • Not at all! Every Arabic worksheet has English instructions, and we include complete parent guides with Arabic pronunciations and answer keys. Perfect for non-Arabic speaking parents who want to teach Arabic to kids.

  • These are Arabic language workbooks suitable for all families. While created by Muslim educators, they focus on teaching Arabic alphabet, vocabulary, and reading skills without religious content.

  • The Level 1 Arabic workbook is perfect for ages 3-6 (preschool to 1st grade). The Level 2 Arabic curriculum is for ages 7-10 (grades 3-6) who know Arabic letters and are ready for sentences. The coming Level 3 is great for ages 8 & up!

  • Yes! We offer free Arabic worksheets PDF samples so you can see the quality of our Arabic learning materials before purchasing the full curriculum.

Binocular for navigating the FAQ section

Start Teaching Your Child Arabic Today!

Loved by Kids. Trusted by Parents.

Campfire, instant access to Arabic curriculum
Backpack with rolled-up worksheets, instant access to start teaching your child
Get Instant Access NOW