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Sandpaper Arabic Letters. The child learns the Arabic Alphabet by “feeling” the letters!
Objectives: Training the child’s mind to read and write.
Children do not only learn Arabic letters by seeing them and hearing their pronunciation, but also by feeling the shape of the Arabic alphabet.
Sandpaper Arabic Number cards are based on the principle of employing the senses of the child for better learning. As the child touches and rest her finders on the sand paper, her memory will be activated and the number concept along with hits symbol will be more of a game to play.
How to Play:
- The child holds the letter card with the red line down close to his hands.
- The child touches the sandpaper number from top to bottom and recognizes the symbol.
- The adult can suggest adding any type of items (balls, crayons, etc) to act as counters to correspond with the number symbol and place it under the card.
Created by Bidaya; Early Arabic Language Educational Toys Designer Shireen Al-Saadi Khalifeh has 30 years experience in early Arabic preschool education Shireen saw a need for quality learning tools and created Bidaya.
Montessori Method of learning and teaching the Arabic Alphabet, letters and Language.
Made of durable sturdy wood/cardboard cards with sandpaper overlay.
Objectives: Training the child’s mind to read and write.
Children do not only learn Arabic letters by seeing them and hearing their pronunciation, but also by feeling the shape of the Arabic alphabet.
Sandpaper Arabic Number cards are based on the principle of employing the senses of the child for better learning. As the child touches and rest her finders on the sand paper, her memory will be activated and the number concept along with hits symbol will be more of a game to play.
How to Play:
- The child holds the letter card with the red line down close to his hands.
- The child touches the sandpaper number from top to bottom and recognizes the symbol.
- The adult can suggest adding any type of items (balls, crayons, etc) to act as counters to correspond with the number symbol and place it under the card.
Created by Bidaya; Early Arabic Language Educational Toys Designer Shireen Al-Saadi Khalifeh has 30 years experience in early Arabic preschool education Shireen saw a need for quality learning tools and created Bidaya.
Montessori Method of learning and teaching the Arabic Alphabet, letters and Language.
Made of durable sturdy wood/cardboard cards with sandpaper overlay.
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