This game was specifically designed to aid children in recognizing feminine and masculine words in the Arabic language. Most feminine words typically end with either ـة or ة. However, there are a few exceptions, such as أم and بنت. The game was tailored for a year 2 group, consisting of 6 to 7-year-old children. After providing an explanation of the distinction between feminine and masculine words, the children engaged in playing the game. They took turns either individually or in pairs. Whenever a student made a mistake, we regrouped as a class and collectively explored the correct answer. This time was utilized to reinforce the pupils’ understanding of the rules regarding feminine and masculine words. Each student had to select a word and affix it to the appropriate board, which I had prepared with separate sections for masculine and feminine words. This activity allowed the students to become more acquainted with masculine and feminine words in Arabic, which are referred to as مؤث and مذكر. To aid the students’ memory of feminine words, I even transformed the ـة and ة symbols into earrings that could be attached to the feminine board. The children thoroughly enjoyed this creative addition to the game.

14 pages of activity which can be sued in class or given as a homework: practice attached pronoun (my) practice demonstrative pronouns learn to write a correct sentence, position of adjectives and colours in a sentence joining letters recognise the letters which makes the word

The worksheet is a practice of clothes vocabulary, a series of exercises to reinforce the clothes vocabulary, grammar and writing.

21 pages to reinforce the clothes vocabulary, a nice illustrated book for fun learning

ِ A book full of activities, 31 pages to reinforce the 3 letters, word search,Matching, reading writing, tracing and colouring .

write an essay : it includes • Draw yourself • Complete a map about yourself, for example where are you from and which school you go to, your favourite colour. Which language you speak and your hobbies. • Describe yourself • Describe I member of the family and One of your friend. Details: Describe the look, describe the character, talk about hobbies . Use at least 6 adjectives to describe character, and the look.

23 pages of reading, learning about different fruits, colouring, writing and a matching cards which consist of fruits pictures and the words.

ِA nice story to read with the children, reading, find out the moral behind it, find adjectives, find verbs…ect

29 pages of activities, full of a variety of exercise, word search, matching, joining words to the pictures and colouring

A nice story to read with children, it can be a great source of discussion and exploration.

To reinforce the story of the Ant and the Hen, this books contain pages to practice writing and at the same time simple sentences to read and images to colour.

This book of 23 pages offers a variety of exercises and games to reinforce the 2 letters, there is vocabulary to learn, dotted writing, handwriting practice, spelling, practice joining letters, word search and colouring.

A fun book to learn letters, it contain 23 pages of a variety of activities , writing, spelling, learning vocabulary, word search, and colouring.

16 pages offering a variety of exercises, reading writing, joining letters and colouring .

16 of activities, it cab be used in an interactive board and also can be used as a homework. the children will reinforce Colours Feminine and masculine of colours school equipement and colours هَذَا َذِه

This worksheet will help the student to understand the position of each word in the sentence. it is a good way to develop the writing skill.

a list of clothes vocabulary in Arabic plus 2 activities to reinforce the vocabulary.

This homework is a revision about school equipment and colours, it includes: feminine and masculine colours recognise school equipment practice reading understand and colour

After a good lesson children will be able to put their knowledge into practice using this worksheet, once the teacher is happy with the format and the structure , the teacher can ask the children or the student to write their own paragraph using similar information, having their folder with all the vocabulary handy is advisable.

A list of preposition in Arabic and English to give to the student.