Reading Feels Difficult
Individual letters may be familiar, but combining sounds to read complete words is still challenging.
AraboLearn • Beginner Program
Arabic Foundation Program
Build real Arabic skills, one clear step at a time. An 8-week learning journey for beginner learners aged 4–15 who are ready to progress from letters to reading, writing, vocabulary, and simple communication.
40 LessonsStructured learning
8 WeeksGuided progression
Ages 4–15Beginner learners
100 MarksFinal assessment
The challenge
Knowing a Few Letters Is Not Yet a Strong Arabic Foundation
Many children recognise some Arabic letters but still find reading, writing, basic grammar, and building sentences difficult. The Foundation Program provides the missing structure.
Vocabulary Is Limited
Without useful everyday words, Arabic can feel disconnected from the learner’s real world.
School Arabic Moves Fast
When the foundation is missing, reading, writing, grammar, and comprehension can become overwhelming.
The solution
One meaningful step every lesson.
Instead of trying to learn everything at once, learners follow a clear journey: letters and sounds, decoding, words, writing, grammar, sentence building, comprehension, and speaking.
Explore the CurriculumFrom letters to real Arabic skills
Every lesson uses repetition, guided practice, and small achievable goals.
- Recognise letters and joining rules
- Read sounds, words, and short passages
- Build everyday vocabulary
- Write carefully and confidently
- Use practical grammar in context
- Say simple sentences and questions
Learning outcomes
What Will Your Child Learn?
The program goes beyond alphabet memorisation and develops practical foundations for continued Arabic learning.
Letters & Sounds
Recognise letter forms, positions, and joining rules.
Vowels & Decoding
Use harakāt, long vowels, sukūn, shaddah, and tanwīn.
Reading
Progress from sounds to words, captions, and passages.
Writing
Develop handwriting, joins, spacing, and word formation.
Vocabulary
Learn useful words for family, school, and home.
Grammar
Understand pronouns, gender, demonstratives, and phrases.
Sentence Building
Use patterns including أَنَا, عِنْدِي, and أُحِبُّ.
Communication
Practise comprehension, greetings, questions, and speaking.
Complete curriculum
8 Weeks. 40 Structured Lessons.
Each week develops an important part of the Arabic foundation, with Week 8 dedicated to review and assessment.
Week 1 — Letters & Sounds Lessons 1–5
- Letter families and similar forms
- Sounds, positions, and joining rules
- Letter hunts and word copying
- Review quiz and practical check
Week 2 — Vowels & Decoding Lessons 6–10
- Fatha, kasra, and damma
- Long vowels: ا، ي، و
- Sukūn, shaddah, and tanwīn
- Guided word reading
Week 3 — Words for My World Lessons 11–15
- Family, school, and home vocabulary
- Word retrieval activities
- Listening and matching practice
- Vocabulary progress check
Week 4 — Reading & Writing Lessons 16–20
- Simple model sentences
- Short caption reading
- Handwriting and word spacing
- Create a mini Arabic book
Week 5 — Practical Grammar Lessons 21–25
- Pronouns: أَنَا، أَنْتَ، أَنْتِ
- Pronouns: هُوَ and هِيَ
- Gender and demonstratives
- Simple noun and adjective phrases
Week 6 — Building Sentences Lessons 26–30
- About me: أَنَا
- Things I have: عِنْدِي
- Things I like: أُحِبُّ
- Questions: مَا، مَنْ، أَيْنَ، كَيْفَ
Week 7 — Understanding & Speaking Lessons 31–35
- Read a short illustrated passage
- Answer simple comprehension questions
- Greetings, names, and introductions
- Classroom instructions and help requests
Week 8 — Review & Assessment Lessons 36–40
- Reading and sound review
- Vocabulary, grammar, and writing review
- Guided assessment rehearsal
- Final written, listening, reading, and speaking assessment
What’s included
Everything Needed to Build the Foundation
A structured learning experience for children, with simple support for parents.
40 Structured Lessons
Five focused lessons each week across an 8-week program.
Printable Worksheets
Reinforce reading, writing, vocabulary, and grammar away from the screen.
Weekly Checks
Regular review and progress-check activities to build confidence.
Reading Practice
Move from sounds to words, captions, and short passages.
Speaking Practice
Use greetings, introductions, questions, and useful classroom Arabic.
Final Assessment
A 100-mark check covering the major skills developed.
Learning experience
Simple. Structured. Practical.
Each lesson follows a predictable, child-friendly routine so learners know what to expect and can improve through repetition.
1Watch
2Repeat
3Practise
4Write
5Check
Final assessment
Measure the Foundation
Week 8 brings together every skill developed during the program through guided review and a structured final assessment.
| Skill | Marks |
|---|---|
| Reading & Pronunciation | 20 |
| Writing | 15 |
| Vocabulary | 10 |
| Grammar | 10 |
| Sentence Building | 15 |
| Comprehension | 10 |
| Listening | 10 |
| Speaking | 10 |
| Total | 100 |
Who is this for?
Is This Program Right for Your Child?
✓ A Good Fit For
- Children aged 4–15 beginning Arabic
- Students who know some letters but struggle to read
- Children who need a stronger Arabic foundation
- Students adjusting to Arabic learning in the UAE
- Families looking for step-by-step online learning
Before You Start
- No advanced Arabic knowledge is required
- Younger learners may need parent support
- Keep a notebook and pencil ready
- Print worksheets when possible
- Pause and repeat lessons when extra practice is needed
The AraboLearn journey
This Is the Next Step Forward
The Foundation Program helps a child move beyond their first letters and into steady Arabic learning.
Step 01Start
7-Day Arabic Starter
Step 02Build
Arabic Foundation Program
Step 03Improve
School Arabic Support
Step 04Progress
Grade-Specific Arabic
Course information
Course Details
CourseArabic Foundation Program
LevelBeginner
Duration8 Weeks
Lessons40 Structured Lessons
Recommended age4–15 Years
FormatOnline / Self-Paced
PracticePrintable Worksheets
Assessment100-Mark Final Assessment
Language supportArabic + English
AccessLearn at Your Own Pace
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Does my child need previous Arabic knowledge?
No advanced knowledge is required. The program begins with foundational letters and sounds, then progresses into reading, writing, vocabulary, and sentence building.
What age group is the program for?
The program is intended for beginner learners aged approximately 4–15. Younger children may benefit from additional parent support.
How many lessons are included?
The program contains 40 structured lessons across 8 weeks, with five lessons in each week.
Are worksheets included?
Yes. Printable practice worksheets reinforce reading, writing, vocabulary, and grammar skills.
Is this a live course?
The core program is designed for online, self-paced learning. Learners can pause, repeat, and practise at their own pace.
Is there a final assessment?
Yes. Week 8 includes review, assessment preparation, and final activities covering reading, writing, vocabulary, grammar, comprehension, listening, and speaking.
Ready to build the foundation?
Small Steps. Strong Arabic Skills.
Give your child a clear, encouraging path from Arabic letters and sounds to reading, writing, vocabulary, grammar, and confident communication.
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