Arabic/English Classroom instructions in two-sided flashcards. For best results, adjust the printing setting to 4 slides horizontal per sheet.

Explain the consonant Hamza with ease. This bundle includes a brief summary of Hamza in Arabic and the consonant variations' companion flashcards.

This an open source version of the same placement test, so you can place your own logo, brand or name, you can modify it as you wish

Use those transcripts to enhance your students listening skills. You can ask them to write in MSA the corresponding text or any other creative exercise. This open-sourced version is completely editable so you customize it as much as you need.

An activity for the first-learned 5 pronouns conjugation of 7 commonly used verbs in present tense - with colored prefixes and suffixes.

This exercise is based on the vocabulary lists of the book Alif Baa unit 1 -7, however it can be used as a stand-alone exercise. You will use the flashcards to introduce the expressions one by one. Next, encourage your student to build complete phrase of the same set by changing their location in a phrase, addressing male vs female and creating mini dialogue and monologue using the visual aids.

Encourage your students to formulate complete phrases of numbers and numbered in Arabic. This collection of clip arts allow for masculine, feminine, singular, plural, question with how many and answers with I have (literally for me) combinations. Great guidance for an automating-reading activity. Based on unit 8 of the first book Arabic between your hands series.

Use these two flash cards group to facilitate the formulating of complex phrases for your students. One possible variation out of the set is: Demonstrative pronoun + noun + possessive pronoun or This + brother + her The variations and possibilities are countless!

Use these flashcards to demonstrate the basic Arabic grammar (Nisba) in describing the singular masculine/feminine nationality. For best results, adjust the printing setting to 6 slides horizontal per sheet.

Teach your student how to say "More please" of Arabic coffee in a an actionable, super fun and engaging way. While this activity is based on Alif baa book (Unit 6: At the coffeehouse), but you can certainly use it on its own. Please be advised that the video has been licensed for selling and reselling for educational purposes only.

These print outs provide an additional space for your student to practice writing listening exercises without ruining the original Alif Baa textbook. Perfect solution for online learners, student with electronic version of the book, big handwriting students, visually impaired and those who are never satisfied with less than perfect results!

This is a suggested test for assessing the different aspects of speaking skill. It is consisted of seven questions that are grouped and arranged to walk the instructor, listener and test performer starting from the basic every-day-life questions and ending up with global warming as an open question. The folder has the mp3 audio files of the seven questions along with the transcript in a PDF and Word doc versions.

Use this presentation to break the ice between you and your new students.

Use this animated presentation template while you are teaching the first lesson of Alif baa - The slides are organised to make complete and comprehensive introduction phrases of the vocabulary list of the same lesson.

This PowerPoint is a set of flash cards that the teacher can use in class to make short and long introduction phrases and sentences for beginner learners. The flash cards are completely in Arabic, the other side of most cards contains visual clues rather than plain translation into other language. The best printing setting is 6 per sheet and ready for two side printing.

Assessment based on the first book of Arabic between your hands. Covers unit 1-4 in two Word documents.