Ready to Take Your Child's Arabic to the Next Level?

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Your child knows their Arabic letters. Now it's time to master writing with our Arabic Curriculum (Level 2) designed for children ages 5-7 who are ready to advance beyond basic letter recognition.

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Advanced Arabic Skills for Ages 5-7

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Letter Connections - How Arabic letters connect in words

Cat with Arabic letters practice to perfect letter formation and handwriting.
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Advanced Letter Writing - Perfect letter formation and handwriting

Arabic writing worksheet designed for kids to practice forming words and write independently.

Expanded Vocabulary - More complex Arabic words and phrases

Worksheet featuring complex Arabic words and vocabulary for advanced learners.

 Reading Practice - Move from letters to actual Arabic words

Child-friendly worksheet illustrating step-by-step reading from Arabic letters to words.

Independent Writing - Less tracing, more independent practice

Arabic learning worksheet encouraging kids to use letters in squares to create words.

Keeping it fun! - The more practice in a fun way the more they will remember.

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

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

28 Letter Units

Every Arabic letter revisited with higher-level activities perfect for 5-7 year olds:

  • Advanced writing practice with less guidance

  • Letter position practice (beginning, middle, end of words)

  • Word building using each letter

  • Reading comprehension activities

  • Vocabulary expansion beyond basic words

  • Spelling practice in Arabic

Sample worksheets from the Level 2 Arabic curriculum for ages 5-7.
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Progressive Writing Development

Level 2 focuses on independent Arabic writing skills for elementary learners:

  • Transition from tracing to writing

  • Proper letter sizing and spacing

  • Connected letter practice (cursive Arabic)

  • Writing Arabic words from memory

  • Introduction to Arabic sentence structure

Arabic practice from tracing to writing.
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Enhanced Reading Skills

Move beyond letter recognition to actual Arabic reading:

  • Sound out Arabic words independently

  • Recognize common Arabic word patterns

  • Write simple Arabic words

  • Build writing fluency and confidence

  • Comprehension activities

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GO TO SHOP

Is Level 2 right for your child?

  • Know all 28 Arabic letters by sight

  • Can identify letter singular shapes

  • Have completed basic letter tracing

  • Want to start reading Arabic words

  • Need more challenging Arabic activities

  • Can focus for 15-20 minute lessons

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Your Child is Ready for Level 2 If They

Start with Level 1. If Your Child

  • Doesn't know Arabic letters yet

  • Is just beginning Arabic learning

  • Needs basic letter introduction

  • Has never studied Arabic before

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Why Level 2 is Essential for Arabic Literacy

Bridge the gap between Letters and Reading

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Many children get stuck knowing letters but can't read Arabic words. Level 2 bridges this critical gap with age-appropriate content for 5-7 year olds:

Curriculum Features

Age-Appropriate (5-7 Years)

Designed specifically for kindergarten through 2nd grade learning abilities and attention spans

Engaging Activities

Exercises that keep elementary-age children motivated and challenged

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Parent-Friendly

Easy to teach, even if you're not fluent in Arabic - includes teaching guides

Homeschool Ready

Complete curriculum that fits into any homeschool schedule for ages 5-7

Print & Use

Digital download - print pages as needed, use with multiple children

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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."

    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 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

  • Level 2 assumes your child knows all 28 Arabic letters and their sounds. If they don't, start with Level 1 for proper foundation.


  • If your 5-year-old doesn't know ALL 28 letters confidently, start with Level 1. Level 2 builds on complete letter knowledge.

  • No! Level 2 is designed for ages 5-7. Many kindergarteners (age 5) thrive with Level 2 if they've completed Level 1 or know their Arabic letters.

  • If your 7-year-old is a complete beginner, start with Level 1 first. Age doesn't determine level - prior knowledge does.

  • Most families complete Level 2 in 10-14 weeks at 2-3 lessons per week. Perfect for a 5-7-year-old learning pace. For a Weekend school, it takes 32 weeks.

  • Just basic supplies: pencils, crayons, markers, scissors & glue. Everything else is included. Perfect for 5-7-year-olds to use independently.

Level 2 Arabic Curriculum FAQ

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Here is everything your child will learn

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Why Wait? Your 5-7 Year Old is Ready to Advance

Every day your child practices at their current level without advancing means missed opportunities for growth.

Children ages 5-7 are in the prime window for developing:

  • Handwriting muscle memory

  • Reading fluency

  • Language pattern recognition

  • Confidence in Arabic literacy

  • School-ready Arabic skills

Don't let them plateau. Continue with Level 2.

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