My dear child, I bring this book to you as a gift. I hope that it is at your skill level, with the things you like to do, and that your talent can shine through. I have put together years of teaching into challenges, drawings, riddles, and games, to make learning the Arabic letters easy and exciting. I took the things you like to do into the things that will actually help you learn from Alif to Yaa. I hope you achieve the fun learning you came here for, with Haa’. I also bring this book to the teachers of the children, I have put together ideas that I have found will help you teach the Arabic letters in a fun and exciting way that the kids will like. The main ideas of this book are : - We put the phonetic pronunciation of the letters to help non native Arabic speakers to easily pronounce the letters. - Finding a real life example that looks like the letter, and starts with the letter. They discover this through challenges that are shown through every letter. - Many pages in the book to help the child practice writing the letters they are learning. - Activities that are filled with riddles and challenges that help the child read and write the letters . - Exercises that encourages collaboration and working together. - Special activities for letters that look similar to each other to help the children differentiate between them. - Stories that you will read to the students that will help them learn more Arabic words. - Interactive pages that children will put stories in order, cut out shapes, and use in challenges with their classmates. - Some pages are for the child to draw, so that they can let their imagination flow and they can be a part of the book. - Activities that bring out their inner artists, so they can draw things from the Arabic alphabet. - A song in Arabic about the Arabic alphabet. If you want more and different activities and crafts to do with your students, you can visit www.learnharf.com Have a beautiful learning journey and a fun school year.