Arabic Club Reader: Red B: I Don't Want To Be Late

Arabic Club Reader: Red B: I Don’t Want to Be Late

Author/Publisher: Oxford University Press

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

Key Features:

• Relatable Storyline: The story follows a character who is rushing to avoid being late, highlighting the importance of time management and punctuality. It’s a theme that children can easily relate to and learn from.
• Intermediate Arabic Text: Written in slightly more advanced Arabic, ideal for students who are building their reading proficiency. It introduces new vocabulary related to time, routines, and daily activities.
• Focus on Time and Responsibility: The theme of being on time teaches young readers about the importance of planning and managing their daily tasks, expanding their vocabulary around time and responsibility.
• Full-Color Illustrations: Features bright and engaging illustrations that support the story, making it easier for children to follow the narrative while visualizing the sense of urgency in the character’s actions.
• Part of the Arabic Club Reader Series: This book is part of the Arabic Club Reader series, designed to help children develop their Arabic reading skills through fun, relatable, and culturally appropriate stories.

Educational Value: This book helps young learners improve their Arabic reading skills while introducing vocabulary related to time management, daily routines, and responsibility. The storyline teaches valuable lessons about being punctual in an engaging way.

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

Why Choose This Book: A perfect choice for young Arabic learners, offering a relatable and educational story about time management that helps children expand their vocabulary while learning about the importance of being on time.

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