What's included
5 live meetings
3 hrs 45 mins in-class hours per weekAssessment
Learner progress will be assessed daily during each lesson as the teacher sees and hears that the student has become independent in reciting the information learned during the calendar routine. Students will be able to ask and answer questions in both languages. Students will have individual turns to demonstrate progress and understanding. Parents can also assess their own child's progress as they become more independent during their participation in class as well as how they are using learned information outside of class.Class Experience
US Grade 9 - 11
Beginner Level
Students will learn and have daily practice with the following information and concepts in both Arabic and English: days of the week, months of the year, how to read and write the date, numbers, colors, shapes, counting, number order, letter names and sounds and rhyming. I will teach from slides to ensure that students can clearly see the information. I will use my hands, facial expressions, voice intonation as well as body movements to both engage and help students to learn and understand what is being taught. I will use chanting, rhyming, singing and a lot of call and response as I teach. Students will constantly interact with myself and their classmates throughout the lesson. This class does not require any prior experience or knowledge from the learners. *This class is designed and most appropriate for NON-NATIVE speakers of Arabic but all students are welcome to join. *This class has a minimum requirement of at least 3 students. In the case that the minimum is not reached by the intended start date, the class may by postponed to a later date or canceled. Week 1: Letters: alif, baa, taa, thaa Numbers: 1-5 Color: Red Shape: Circle Week 2: Letters: jeem, haa, khaa Numbers: 6-10 Color: blue Shape: square Week 3: Letters: del, dhel, raa, zaay Numbers: 11-15 Color: green Shape: triangle Week 4: Letters: seen, sheen, saad, daad Numbers: 16-20 Color: yellow Shape: rectangle Week : Letters: ta, thaw, ayn, ghayn Numbers: 21-25 Color: orange Shape: oval Week 6: Letters: faa, qaf, kaf, laam Numbers: 26-30 Color: purple Shape: diamond Week 7: Letters: meem, nun, haa Numbers: 31-35 Color: pink Shape: star Week 8: Letters: waaw, yaa Numbers: 36-40 Color: brown Shape: heart
Learning Goals
Students will learn and establish a weekly routine for talking about the calendar in Arabic and English. This will include basic math and literacy concepts in both languages.
Other Details
Supply List
Teacher will provide worksheets upon request.
Language of Instruction
Arabic
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Teacher expertise and credentials
2 teachers have teaching certificates
Florida Teaching Certificate
Florida Teaching Certificate in Mathematics
Non-US Teaching Certificate in Secondary Education
Georgia Teaching Certificate
2 teachers have a Graduate degree
Master's Degree in Social Sciences from Catholic Theological Union
Master's Degree in Education from Liverpool John Moores
1 teacher has a Bachelor's degree
Bachelor's Degree in Social Sciences from Divine Word College
Bachelor's Degree in Mathematics from Quisqueya University
Mrs. Thaljeya - Hello everyone my name is Thaljeya Hamdan. I am from a city in Palestine called ‘Ramallah’. I am a mother to 3 beautiful children. I immigrated with my family to the United States when I was 11 years old. I studied in Chicago and I have moved back and forth ever since. I have worked half of my life with kids as a babysitter and I have tutored both English and Arabic.
Mrs. Sondos - Ahlan wa Sahlan! My name is Mrs. Sondos and I teach Arabic! I am half Egyptian and half Syrian and I can understand almost every Arabic dialect out there. I’m a tutor and part time teacher. I graduated from Texas A&M in 2021 and I have been tutoring and teaching since 2019. I have always believed that everyone, regardless of age, deserves a fair chance at learning any subject out there. I’ve seen students struggle and I’ve seen them succeed and have realized that the most important key to success is building a strong foundation in the subject they’re trying to learn. I want to be the one to help others build and maintain that strong foundation that they’ll take with them wherever they go! I have experience teaching kids as young as 4 years old how to read, write and speak Arabic at the basic levels and I’ve enjoyed every moment of it. I love the Arabic language and I can’t wait to help your child explore its beauty with me!
Mrs. Sandra M. - Hello, I am Sandra Mouawad. I am Lebanese, and I have a 5 year old daughter. I believe that teaching kids Arabic is difficult and challenging but very essential to their development and future.
Mrs. Dana - Hello my name is Mrs. Dana and I’m so Excited to be your Arabic language teacher. We are going to have lots of Fun and we will learn a lot! I live in California, I’m originally Lebanese. I have worked part time as an Arabic translator and culture advisor for Disneyland and Expo Dubai 2020. I would love to introduce and teach our wonderful rich language to my kids. I am looking forward to meeting you , and learn about you. See you soon! Love Mrs. Dana
Mrs. Haywood - I have completed 15 post secondary credits in the Arabic language at North Central University and The University of Minnesota. I have been teaching basic Arabic reading and writing skills for 10 years . I taught Arabic to children in grades Pre-K through grade 2 at a charter school for four years as well as a private school that I founded for seven years. This is my second year year teaching Arabic on Outschool. I regularly meet with Arabic tutors to increase my skills and knowledge in this subject as well as to gain experience with various spoken dialects. I currently speak and teach Modern Standard Arabic.
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Live Group Class
$50
weekly ($10 per class)5x per week
45 min
Completed by 6 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 14-18
3-8 learners per class