Whether you're reviewing the Arabic letters or teaching them for the first time, a thorough packet can help learners form the building blocks of another another language. Explore the beautiful symbols of the Arabic alphabet rather than plain letters.

Concepts

handwriting, printing letters, the alphabet, foreign languages

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Additional Tags

languages

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Instructional Ideas

• Have writers use a broad tip marker to color the letters, use a fine tip marker to trace the letters, and use a pencil to write the letters onto the worksheet pages
• Search the Internet for an Arabic cartoon or story video to show the class what the language sounds like

Classroom Considerations

• Be sure to provide a map or globe to point out the countries and areas where the Arabic language is spoken
• Print individual copies out, or print the entire packet out to create a student workbook

Pros

• The 31-page packet includes a workbook with each letter in the Arabic alphabet that learners color, trace, write, and speak
• Gives the class a worldly experience and expands their horizons
• Comes with a certificate of achievement

Cons

• Does not include any syntax or context for the letters