Arabic: Sun and Moon Letter Banner (file included)

Today, we created this beautiful sun and moon letter banner. Artwork by LN (5 years) and ZN (6 years). If you like this project and would like to do it yourself, there will be a link in the description of the video. The directions are included in the PDF file, as well as some pictures. This project will compliment any classroom. Give it a try and let me know what you think👍🏽

Sun and Moon Letter Banner

Some important work and prior knowledge that preceded this project:
1. Memorizing the Arabic alphabet (letter names and phonetic sounds)
2. Learning the pronunciation of Fatha, Kasrah, and Dhomma
3. Memorizing/writing the vocabulary for lessons 1-3 of the Madinah Arabic Reader series.
4. Learning the difference between a word with tanween and a word with Alif Lam.
5. Learning the translation of Alif Lam (ال) as “the”
6. Learning the translation of tanween ( ٌ ً ٍ ) as “a” or “an”
7. Memorizing the “Sun Letters” ( ت ث د ذ ر ز س ش ص ض ط ظ ل ن )
8. **This Project

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Arabic Alphabet Faceless Coloring Book

We all know the task of trying to find coloring books for kids. Just finding something with suitable images and beneficial themes can be a task; add to that, the pursuit for faceless images and the task has now just become daunting! I wanted to find something for my younger girls that could incorporate their Arabic alphabet practice and also some vocabulary words. After realizing google was not going to turn up something right for me, I set off in this pursuit to make a coloring book myself. I’m actually quite proud of it to tell you the truth. I could actually see myself doing this pretty frequently. I would even go as far as to say it was therapeutic.... Well, here goes nothing! Okay, so my target: 1. Faceless animals and insects 2. Incorporating the Arabic letters in the images 3. Translation 4. Diacritics (Vowel marks) 5. High definition images and plenty of space for individual creativity. Here’s a PDF LINK to my coloring book. Please let me know how I did.

Teaching Your Children Arabic, It Can Be Done! Lets Do It Together! (Video #1)

Madinah Book Reader PDF : FREE DOWNLOAD & PRINTABLE Free Flash Cards: FREE DOWNLOAD & PRINTABLE Our teaching method: For the initial introduction, I introduce the page to them by reading out loud as they follow along so that they can learn the pronunciation. I then have them read each phrase or vocabulary term one by one after me. When they are confident with the pronunciation of the words. I give them the vocabulary cards for the unit. They will write the vocabulary words 10 times or 5 times each from Sunday through Thursday. These words will be written while looking at the illustrated vocabulary cards. They are reading CVC words in English but not yet on the level where they can read the translation for the more difficult words. So the pictures serve as a translation for them at this age. We do NOT return to the unit in the book until they have MEMORIZED ALL of the vocabulary. This is the MOST IMPORTANT STEP in my opinion. Food for though

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