Children Learn as They Play

Completed by 3 learners

Ages 4-8

Live One-Time Class

In this one-time Arabic class, students will learn how to pronounce and write the second Arabic alphabet "Baa" coming at the beginning of words.

Muna Aldarkazali

Average rating:

5.0

Number of reviews:

(5 reviews)

Live video meetings

Meets once

3-6 learners per class

25 min

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What's included

1 live meeting

25 mins in-class hours

Class Experience

In this class, students will learn the second Arabic Alphabet (Baa), through flashcards, images, and games. Students will also learn how to write the letter using their whiteboards, with a sheet of paper, or even by writing in the air. Learners also will be taught how to pronounce this letter properly because each letter has its specific articulation point. We'll do so much in twenty-five minutes, a lot of engagement and activities. We are going to think of words that contain the learned letter through different games, we'll have time to read and listen to interesting stories. All learners will be given multiple opportunities to respond individually and together throughout the entire class.

Other Details

Supply List

A small whiteboard and a marker, or a white sheet with a pen or a pencil will be great.

Language of Instruction

Arabic

External Resources

Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.

Meet the teacher

Muna Aldarkazali

Joined January, 2022

5.0

5reviews

Profile

Teacher expertise and credentials

I am a native Arab speaker. I was a teacher of English to Arabic-speaking students for more than 30 years. I also have 4 years of experience teaching online. I used to teach my kids and my grandkids English and Arabic as I have long experience teaching kids at actual schools and online. When I was a kid I used to gather the kids in my neighborhood and act the role of my teachers and teach them what I learned that day at school. It’s a joy working with children. I am patient and have a friendly teaching environment. 
I try hard to understand each of these individual students and motivate them to want and enjoy learning. 
Learning any language at a young age is important and more useful than learning it later. As the brain comprehends and absorbs information easier and faster, thus starting learning Arabic at an early stage can make a great difference. On the other hand, learning a language helps you understand its culture as well.