Pre-school Arabic literacy
A structured Arabic literacy programme for children aged three to six. 396 lessons, taught in order, with nothing skipped. Used in Dubai nurseries — and now at home.
Stage 2 · Week 2
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Listen · Recognise · Trace · Read · Done
Bound A5 workbooks delivered to your centre each term, teacher training, a per-child progress record, and the documentation an inspector asks for. Your educators prepare nothing.
See the programme →One short lesson a day. Your child hears every letter in a native voice and traces it with a finger. You get a reminder and a record of exactly where they are.
Get Alifly →Letters arrive in a sequence built for how a hand and an ear actually develop — not alphabetical order, not whatever comes next. Writing, reading and words move together, so a child reads the same letter they wrote that week.
396
numbered lessons
28
letters, one a week
3
stages, at their own pace
10–15
minutes a day
Stage 1
Pencil control, right-to-left direction and the sixteen stroke shapes every Arabic letter is built from. Curves first, straight lines last — the order young hands manage.
Stage 2
One letter every week — written, read, and used in real words. The same letter across all three tracks in the same week, so nothing arrives cold.
Stage 3
How each letter changes shape inside a word, the three short vowels, joining, and writing real words. School-ready at the end of it.
A child moves on when they are ready — not when the calendar says so, and not because a birthday has passed.
The same sequence, whichever way your child meets it.