The Teacher’s Guide contains lesson objectives and provides suggested methods to teach the material included in each lesson. The guide breaks down the lesson into parts while mapping the specific concepts students are supposed to be taught. A concise introduction informs instructors of the main principles of Arabic language instruction in terms of objectives, methods, and activities.
Features:

• Arabic only
• Islamic themes
• Various exercises
• Handwriting practice
• High-quality print with large, easy-to-read font

The Arabic Language Friends Level 1 textbook teaches Arabic language; it is part of a series of educational books intended for students learning Arabic as a second language. It includes 8 units. Each unit has 2 lessons with different topics about daily life: at home, at school, my relatives, the garden, the market, hygiene, a birthday, and my country.
The Arabic Language Friends Level 1 textbook teaches the Arabic language and enables non-Arabic speakers to recognize the sounds and shapes of Arabic letters and to learn how to read and write them. This level also discusses masculine and feminine words and singular and plural words.
The Arabic Language Friends Level 1 textbook teaches non-Arabic speakers a lot of vocabulary and expressions used in daily life: things at house and at school, how to say hello, fruits and vegetables, and colors.
The Arabic Language Friends Level 1 textbook is part of the Arabic Language Friends educational series and is one of Dar Al-Manhal's unique books. It should be used with the Arabic Language Friends Level 1 workbook.

Give your students ample practice with their writing skills with these supplementary exercise books. Levels increase with the ability of children beginning with simple letters in isolated positions, then progress to 2-3 letter words, and finally to simple Arabic and Islamic expressions. Students begin by tracing patterns of letters and then are given space to write on their own.
This book is part of the Arabic Writing I-III series to learn the Arabic alphabet. The first part shows the alphabet. The second part shows how the letters combine to form words. The third part gives words based on the other two volumes. Part I is recommended for first graders (5 - 6 years old); Part II is for second graders (6 - 7 years old); and Part III is for fourth graders (7 - 8 years old).

This is a new curriculum series and has had remarkable success in its first year of usage. A well-structured progressive course designed to teach Arabic to students in a non-Arabic speaking environment. It contains a wealth of exercises to reinforce vocabulary and the understanding and application of grammar. Extensive research and piloting ensures that materials are easy to learn from and to teach. Books are designed to cater to the Muslim child learning Arabic in English speaking countries. With its wealth of practice materials, Gateway to Arabic Book One teaches the skills necessary for reading and writing the language.

This book covers: Recognition of Arabic letters in their isolate form Formulation of letters in their written isolate form, with clear arrows to indicate the correct writing direction The three short vowels: fatha, kasra and damma The recognition and formulation of letters in their joined forms Nunation (al-tanween) The three long vowels (al-madd) Al-sukun Al-shadda The sun and moon letters (al-huruf al-shamsiyyah wa'l-qamariyyah), and their associated rules Al-alif al-maqsura Al-hamza.

This book consists of 20 lessons, has 88 pages, measures 21x28 cm, and is printed in four colors.

A glossary at the end of the book is arranged in order of the units and presents words in both Arabic and English, to make it easy for students, teachers, and parents to find exactly what they are looking for and to aid in comprehension.

Lessons focus on the Arabic alphabet, vocabulary, and structures. Narrative texts, descriptive texts, and short dialogues teach students the Arabic language in an interesting environment.

The Arabic letters are ordered with the easiest and most interesting ones first so that students can learn them easily.
 
The different shapes of the letters are presented clearly, since this book doesn't use two shapes for each letter (as was done in kindergarten). It is important for students to learn to distinguish the shapes at this stage.

The twenty lessons of this book present subjects such as:

• My Family (the role of every member in a family, responsibilities, respect and cooperation)
• My House's Furniture (parts of a house, names of the rooms, sharing, cleaning, organizing, electrical appliances, maintenance)
• My School's Location (directions, locating an address, street names, districts, means of transportation, follow instructions, paying careful attention)
• The Weather (the four seasons, plants, animals, temperatures, different environments, the relationship between seasons and clothes, kind of foods, giving thanks to Allah for all of his blessings)
• My City (means of transportation, traffic signs, traffic rules, day and night, lighting and electricity, technology, pollution)
• During Eid (greetings, giving gifts, being healthy, wearing clean clothes, visiting family and relatives, parks and recreation, etiquette, amusement parks)
• I Count and Calculate (useful games, the numbers from 1-20, distinguishing between numbers, counting by ten, calculating, helping others)
• Various Subjects (means of transportation, the importance and sources of water, cooperation, the greatness of our creator, modern technology)

The textbook and activity book focus on teaching students the following concepts in an easy, natural way, without complex explanations.

• All of the letters, mudud, and harakat
• The definite article -al and nunation (tanween)
• Ta marbuta and ta maftuha, and ha marbuta
• Adverbs
• Demonstrative Pronouns
• Interrogative words
• Personal pronouns
• Singular and plural
• Synonyms
• Antonyms

Each lesson has 6-9 activities that teach students different language skills like reading, writing, conversation, and listening. Examples of these activities are:

• I listen
• I read and write
• I observe
• I read and recognize the letter
• I read and count
• I read and connect between similar words
• I read and recognize
• I connect more than one sentence and read
• I read the letter and circle the word that contains the letter

This book also has eight easy to learn nasheeds that were chosen especially for this series. The end of each lesson has a nasheed that focuses on the main concepts that lesson presents. For example, one focuses on cleaning and organizing and another focuses on home furniture and another focuses on toys.

Each lesson in this book uses interesting drawings, main concepts, and bright colors to make the book and lessons interesting to students and to encourage them to learn.

Designed with beginners in mind, this book will assist you in reading and writing the Arabic alphabet. Practice writing by using written exercises, learn to say the Arabic letters and add new words to your vocabulary. Words are taken from everyday usage, allowing them to be utilized in daily life. English Phonetics are used to introduce each new Arabic letter and vocabulary word. A tool for uniting the family, it enables the whole family to have fun together through the learning process.

Arabic Exercise Book II is a Qur’anic Arabic workbook for beginning students (those that know the alphabet but need to learn how to connect letters to read words). This workbook is part 1 of 2 that are used as part of the Ad-Duha Institute Level “A” Islamic Studies and Arabic home school curriculum.
This is a plenty of exercises that all about connecting letters, vocabulary, writing practice, how to navigate through the Qur’an.