Arabic Curriculum for Preschool & Kindergarten

Illustration showing the Arabic words with its three different forms used in words for 'house', 'fig', and 'me', accompanied by relevant images and pronunciation guides.

Our comprehensive Arabic curriculum for kids ages 3-5 makes learning the Arabic alphabet fun, engaging, and effective. Perfect for homeschool families, preschool teachers, and parents teaching Arabic at home.

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What's Inside the Level 2 Arabic Curriculum for ages 3-5?

What's Inside the Level 2 Arabic Curriculum for ages 5-7?

28 Arabic Letter Units

Collection of Arabic language educational worksheets for children, including activities like tracing letters, matching words, and visual recognition with images of animals, fruits, and objects.

Our Arabic alphabet curriculum thoroughly covers every letter. Each Arabic letter unit includes:

  • Arabic letter recognition worksheets

  • Arabic writing practice with guided tracing worksheets

  • Arabic vocabulary words starting with each letter

  • Interactive Arabic activities for hands-on learning

  • Age-appropriate lessons designed for 3-5 year olds

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Collection of children's educational worksheets featuring Arabic words and transliterations with various shapes, objects, and activities for learning Arabic vocabulary and shapes.

Bonus Worksheets

Shapes in Arabic

Collection of children's educational activity sheets in Arabic, including counting, coloring, and number recognition games with pictures of candles, trees, buses, cars, a chicken, a whale, and a shovel.

Numbers in Arabic

Colorful Arabic alphabet and vocabulary pages featuring fruits, animals, and objects for children educational activities, with a squirrel in the top right corner and a squirrel-shaped object in the top right corner.

Colors in Arabic

Curriculum Features

Designed for Ages 3-5

Our Arabic curriculum for preschoolers is created by early childhood education experts who understand how young children learn languages best.

Multi-Sensory Arabic Learning

Visual, auditory, and hands-on activities ensure your child masters Arabic letters through multiple learning styles.

A small toy car with a red body, yellow wheels, and black holes in the roof, placed on a white strip that resembles a road or bandage, with a black background.

Complete Arabic Alphabet Curriculum

Easy to teach, even if you're not fluent in Arabic - includes teaching guides. No gaps in learning - every Arabic letter your child needs to become a confident Arabic reader.

Perfect for Homeschool Arabic

Structured Arabic homeschool curriculum that's easy to follow, even if you don't speak Arabic fluently.

Educational page showing pictures of a horse and a saddle on a book page with a large black road outline, a small orange car starting at the top, and Arabic text for 'horse' with the English translation 'Hisaan'.

Each workbook includes multisensory pages such as

Letter Road Tracing — where children use a small toy car to ‘drive’ along the letter form.

Educational worksheet in Arabic with a pink feather, a black feather, and a dotted plan for drawing a letter with a sun icon, titled "Rishah" meaning feather, with instructions for using a dot-to-dot method to form the letter.

Q-tip Dot Painting — strengthening fine motor skills and letter recognition.

Hands-on matching game activity.

A children's memory game with cartoon images and words in English and Arabic, including sun, tree, rain, chimpanzee, hair, and window, each paired with its Arabic translation.

Who is this Arabic Curriculum for?

Homeschool parents seeking structured Arabic curriculum for kids

Muslim families building foundation for Quran reading

Bilingual households raising multilingual children

Preschool teachers needing Arabic language resources

Parents of 3-5 year olds ready to start Arabic education

Open Arabic language educational booklets and worksheets with colorful illustrations, including a contents page, Arabic workbook cover, and activity pages with images of plants, animals, and outdoor scenes.
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Why start teaching your child Arabic at age 3?

The early childhood years (3-5) are the optimal window for language learning. Children who start learning Arabic early:

✨ Master Arabic pronunciation naturally - no accent issues later
✨ Build confidence before academic pressure begins
✨ Develop cognitive advantages through bilingualism
✨ Form deeper cultural connections with Arabic heritage
✨ Create strong foundation for Quran memorization
✨ Learn faster than older children or adults

Don't miss this critical window. Starting Arabic curriculum after age 7 becomes significantly harder.

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Arabic Curriculum FAQ

  • Yes! Our Arabic alphabet curriculum is designed for children with zero Arabic knowledge. We start from the very beginning.


  • Most families complete the 30-unit Arabic curriculum in 8-12 weeks, doing 2-3 lessons per week at a comfortable pace. If this is in a weekend program setting, it will be 28-32 weeks long.

  • No! Our Arabic curriculum includes pronunciation guides and is designed for non-Arabic speaking parents. Perfect for homeschool families.

  • Absolutely. The Arabic activities are thoughtfully designed for 3-year-old attention spans and developing motor skills, with built-in extensions to challenge children ages 4–6. Each lesson also includes hands-on sensory options to support learning through play.

  • Our Arabic curriculum combines letter learning with creative, play-based activities such as coloring, shape recognition, and hands-on exploration to keep young children engaged. It is intentionally designed specifically for ages 3–6, rather than adapted from materials meant for older learners.

    What truly sets it apart is the child’s ability to learn and recognize each letter through multiple sensory experiences. By engaging touch, movement, sight, and creativity, the learning process activates different areas of the brain—building deeper understanding, stronger memory, and a more solid foundation in Arabic from the very beginning.

  • Yes! Many preschool and Islamic school teachers use our Arabic curriculum for group instruction.

  • Only basic, easy-to-find supplies are needed: crayons, Play-Doh, a small toy car, washable paint with Q-tips, Do-A-Dot markers (or pom-poms or stickers), scissors, glue, and colored pencils.
    All Arabic worksheets and activity pages are fully included.

  • Yes! This Arabic alphabet curriculum builds the foundational letter recognition and pronunciation needed for Quranic Arabic.

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  • "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!"

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  • "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!"

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  • "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."

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  • "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."

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  • "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!"

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