Arabic Club Reader: Red A: Time for School

Arabic Club Reader: Red A: Time for School

Author/Publisher: Oxford University Press

Target Audience: Young Arabic-speaking students in early primary school who are advancing in their reading skills and ready for slightly more complex Arabic text.

Key Features:

• Relatable Storyline: Follows a child’s daily routine as they prepare for and head to school, introducing vocabulary related to school, morning activities, and daily routines.
• Intermediate Arabic Text: Written in simple yet slightly more advanced Arabic, perfect for students who are developing their reading proficiency. It features clear sentences and everyday vocabulary related to school life.
• Focus on School and Routine: The story covers typical school-related activities, helping children learn vocabulary for morning routines, school supplies, and the school environment, making it practical and easy to relate to.
• Full-Color Illustrations: Features bright and engaging illustrations that complement the text, helping children visualize the routine and making the story more engaging and easy to follow.
• Part of the Arabic Club Reader Series: This book is part of the Arabic Club Reader series, designed to support Arabic reading development through relatable, culturally relevant stories for young learners.

Educational Value: This book helps young readers build their Arabic reading skills while introducing them to vocabulary related to school and daily routines. The familiar storyline encourages children to connect with the text and learn in a practical context.

Format and Quality: Paperback, with colorful illustrations and a layout designed to support intermediate readers as they continue building their language and literacy skills.

Why Choose This Book: A great resource for young Arabic learners, offering a relatable and educational story about school life, helping children improve their vocabulary and reading skills in a familiar, enjoyable way.

Available at Books for the Future with delivery to all cities in Iraq and the Kurdistan region.