This attractive layered puzzle is ideal for teaching early math skills like number recognition, counting and logical thinking. Each number is represented by a puzzle, has a matching number of pieces, and that makes it ideal for teaching about fraction. The toy is made out of high quality wood, it comes in a colorful wooden box. All our toys are hand crafted and painted with non-toxic, child-safe colors.

Children learn essential reading skills while they are playing with these simple puzzles. As the children put together the ten colorful pictures, they can spell words in Arabic. The toy is made out of high quality wood, it comes in a colorful wooden box. All our toys are hand crafted and painted with non-toxic, child-safe colors.

This unique toy contains 20 pieces carved out of high quality wood. All the pieces are self-correcting in a sense that each number matches a picture that accurately and uniquely represent that number. It trains the child on reasoning, counting, and assessing simple tasks. All our toys are painted with non-toxic, child-safe colors.

This beautiful 6 railed wooden frame allow children to learn the Arabic alphabet, geometric shapes and the Arabic numbers. Each of the 28 letters has a corresponding picture. In addition, there are 6 blocks containing the numbers from 1 to 12. This toy is hand crafted out of high quality wood. All our toys are painted with child-safe non-toxic paints.

70 colorful Arabic stickers, perfect for helping children recognize the Arabic numbers, colours and shapes. The stickers can be used to make flashcards and worksheets.

With these colorful wooden numbers children become familiar with numerals and their shapes. They can be used as a guide for writing or even to make larger numbers.

Grab your kids' attention with these colorful alphabet mats. Interlocking pieces connect side by side or interlock in 3-D format. They are made of a 1/3 inch, foam-like materials. Children spell words or use their imagination to create houses, toy boxes, castles, etc. A must for pre-school and kindergarten classrooms. Comes in attractive plastic tote bag for easy storage. Fun to play with, soft and washable.
Our kids line them up like a big train and then walk on them, reciting the letters.

Remarks:

• The pack dimension is 13.5" X 13.5" X 2.75" (Inches).
• Each square dimension is 6.6" X 6.6" X 0.5" (Inches).
• Pack contains 28 Squares (1 for each letter).
• When puzzle assembled on floor will make 42” X 24 ” mat.

It's fun! It's educational! It's loaded with animation and special effects! Alif for Allah teaches how to read and pronounce the Arabic alphabet. It also builds a child's Islamic vocabulary. Three beautiful songs enhance and enliven the entire learning experience. Join your favourite characters from the Adam's World Series as they entertain and educate us about the Arabic alphabet and related Islamic words. Adam and Aneesah really want to learn the Arabic Alphabets. After studying with some wierd teachers, Adam finally asks for help from Asad. He just has the right person (Br. Adnan) for this job. Here is the Latest in the popular Adam's World Series. Adam and sister Aneesa are bored with their Arabic lessons until a new teacher comes along and livens up the Alphabet with songs and visual aids. Finally Adam and Aneesah learn all the Arabic Alphabets with three beautiful songs and lots of candy for their hard work. The Whole Series This is the first installment in the Adam's World Series after Adam's debut in the video Let's Pray, and it's notable for a number of changes that came about after it. One is the absence of Asad (played by Sound Vision's Jawad Jafry-read an interview with him). Instead of Asad, Adam has a traveling companion named Abdullah, who accompanies the orange-haired, Kufi-wearing puppet and helps him with the Trans-visualizes. The second is the lack of fancy three-dimensional graphics (those come later on in the series). Nonetheless, Adam's World One successfully entertains and educates with Adam's star appeal and his enthusiasm for Islam. The video also sets the pace for the series, as it introduces some of the main features of virtually all of the subsequent Adam's World videos: songs, a story narration, the use of the Trans-visualizes to travel to a part of the Muslim world, for instance. Apart from Adam, Muslim children of all ethnic and racial backgrounds are feature prominently in each episode by singing songs, narrating stories or performing in short skits. Children's audiences of this video will see other Muslim kids in action, doing Islamic things like praying, reading Quran, etc. In this manner, children see others like them involved in Halal activities and could be encouraged to imitate the behavior through example. China is the destination of choice for Adam and Abdullah with the help of the Trans-visualizes in Adam's World 1. The country's Muslims are not only numerous (about 100 million when this video was produced), but have incorporated Islam fully into their lives. Glimpses of the country's architecture, for instance, show how Islamic and Chinese influences have been combined to give mosques in China a unique look. But the introduction to Chinese Muslims doesn't end with this visit. A Muslim Chinese guest visits Adam and shows him how to write "Allah" in Chinese, thus showing kids another way of how Islam has been internalized into the way of life of Muslims the world over. The importance of the brother/sisterhood and the equality of all Muslims are also emphasized in the video. The aura of showbiz, however, starts to affect Adam towards the end of Adam's World One. In an attempt to change his image for television, he decides to wear a band around his head with holes for his eyes, making him look like a Ninja Turtle. But Abdullah explains that this is wrong. He's convinced Adam will do just as well as a star with his own series without the image buffing. The Adam's World series is now at its eleventh episode and is recognized the world over. Alhamdu lillah, Abdullah was right: Adam has done very well.

A completely new design for the Arab world to help your child to spell or to recognize the different formation of letters according to where they come in the word Consists of 40 blocks and a horizontal rod which can be assembled and unassembled all contained in a wooden box with an illustrated base matching the blocks. patterns are available presenting 3 different levels of exercises.