First thousand words in Arabic

Summary

First Thousand Words
First thousand words in Arabic

1000 everyday words illustrated with busy scenes and labelled pictures to help children learn key vocabulary.
Words are written in Arabic script, with a pronunciation guide in Roman letters.
Includes explanation of Arabic alphabet and English/Arabic word list.
With an Usborne yellow duck to find on every double page!

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Key Stage: KS1/2 MFL; Age 5+ (info)

Paperback:
ISBN: 9780746046517
64 pages
305 x 299mm

Author/Editor: Heather Amery

Illustrator: Stephen Cartwright

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The Usborne First thousand Words in Arabic
I have been teaching young children Arabic for over 5 years and use this book over and over. It is a joy to use. I play many games with it, such as memory games: the children have two minutes to contemplate one of the pictures, say 'the countryside', and then say or write what they remember from the picture. The illustrations are memorable and fun. I can't recommend this book enough.
Jalila, 27th May 2011

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Arabic is really good to learn it's fun but it's hard. The First Thousand Words in Arabic helped me a lot. I love it!
Sarah, 17th May 2008

Fantastic book , would recommend it to anyone.
I have two children who vary in age but they both enjoy this book. It really helps them along with learning Arabic, as well as helping me when I can't remember the name of something. I can't think of a time I haven't found a word I was looking for!
nadia alrakami, 4th July 2007

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