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Free arabic resources for Easel
FREE Tunisia Country Study: Interactive Projects for Arabic
Students learn about the daily life, language, food, geography, sights, festivals, and culture of Tunisia in this free country study designed for Arabic learners. Through presentations, dialogues, reading and writing assignments, and art and creative projects, they don't only learn Arabic and social studies skills, but also skills like oral communication, the arts, and geography.After a detailed look at Tunisia through various activities, they will learn about an important festival celebrated th
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FREE Lebanon Country Study: Interactive Projects for Arabic
Students learn about the daily life, language, food, animals and plants, sights, holidays, and culture of Lebanon in this free country study designed for Arabic learners. Through presentations, dialogues, reading and writing assignments, and art and creative projects, they don't only learn Arabic and social studies skills, but also skills like oral communication and the arts.After a detailed look at Lebanon through various activities, they will learn about an important national holiday celebrate
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FREE Morocco Country Study: Interactive Projects for Arabic
Students learn about the daily life, language, sights, food and drinks, sights, people, holidays, and culture of Morocco in this free country study designed for Arabic learners. Through presentations, dialogues, reading and writing assignments, and art and creative projects, they don't only learn Arabic and social studies skills, but also skills like oral communication, explaining reasons, and the arts.After a detailed look at Morocco through various activities, they will learn about the famous
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FREE Egypt Country Study: Interactive Projects for Arabic
Students learn about the daily life, language, food and drinks, animals, sights, holidays, and culture of Egypt in this free country study designed for Arabic learners. Through presentations, dialogues, reading and writing assignments, and art and creative projects, they don't only learn Arabic and social studies skills, but also skills like oral communication, explaining reasons, and the arts. After a detailed look at Egypt through various activities, they will learn about an important Muslim h
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Free Valentine's Day Arabic Writing Prompts
Practice writing in Arabic with these 5 Valentine's Day writing prompts. Available as writing task cards or prompts on pages with writing space (including large spacing for Arabic learners and beginning writers), you can fit this product to the needs of your students. It is also available as a PDF or on Easel. Suitable for a variety of grades, these prompts were designed to help students write sentences and stories in Arabic, while expanding vocabulary. Also okay for use with native speakers!Tha
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Arabic Three Word Writing Prompts: Easy Creative Writing for Beginning Students
Writing is an important skill to master when learning Arabic, and creative writing can help. Students can explore the new language this way, and it helps them practice vocabulary and grammar. In general, creative writing encourages creativity, confidence, self-expression, and imagination. So let's get writing! This activity, 3 word writing prompts, is an easy way to get your students started. It's not complicated and even younger learners will get started quickly.There are not many rules in 3 wo
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Past-Tense Arabic Writing Prompts l 6 Free Writing Prompts for Arabic Learners!
Learning past tense in Arabic? Or want to challenge your students to express themselves in the language they are learning? Then these 6 writing prompts for practicing writing using the past tense are perfect for you. They are great for short writing exercises and can be assigned to students. The prompts are on pages with a lined writing area. For beginning writers in Arabic there's large spacing. But additionally, if you would like students to write it themselves or if you don't like the spacing
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Arabic Simulation: Asking and Answering Questions l Free Easel Assessment
When practicing asking and answering questions, use this FREE Easel assessment. Not just any assessment, it includes logical examples of asking and answering questions and is more engaging with a storyline: your student is helping a new student on his first day by answering his questions throughout the day.Students demonstrate knowledge of question words, phrasing a question, phrasing a response, and vocabulary. This involves true or false, single answer, multiple choice, and polls. Altogether,
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FREE WINTER SPECIAL: Arabic Winter-Themed Writing Prompts / Level 1
This free winter special is perfect for Arabic native speakers who are beginning writers or Arabic learners who are able to write an opinion or story paragraph. This special is winter-themed, with prompts about snow activities and more. There are no prompts about Christmas or other holidays. Included are five Arabic writing prompt pages. Students will read the prompt and write it below. For the ease of beginning Arabic writers, there is double spacing. The writing prompts are also very simple an
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ARABIC VERSION: Which Country? Middle East Riddles FREE
Learning about the Middle East with your Arabic class? Review the knowledge with a fun activity. These Arabic riddles are perfect for studying countries. Students will identify a country based on a clue. What's more, you can adapt these for a variety of students with three levels. Level 1 just asks for the capital of the country, level 2 immerses students further into geography with questions about borders and coasts. Finally, level 3 is a good idea for advanced students, students who have finis
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ARABIC BUNDLE: Talking About an Apartment / 3 PRACTICE WORKSHEETS
Three worksheets to help you when discussing housing in Arabic class. This bundle is great for practicing the different learning areas, with vocabulary related to housing. The worksheets cover different areas and use logic and language skills. They will immerse your students.The first worksheet involves critical thinking and process of elimination. Students will read an advertisement for an apartment and then will look at four people who want to rent one. However, only one person is right for th
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Present-Tense Verbs and Accusative Objects Warm-Up Worksheet
Want to practice important basic verbs and accusative objects with your students? Then this two-page worksheet is perfect for you. You can use it with them whenever you'd like. Here are some ideas:as an assessment to see what your students have learnedafter you discuss a topic to make sure that it sticksas homeworkas a refresher after the weekendIn one exercise, students look at the accusative object and find the fitting verb from the word box. Next, they look at the verb and find an object that
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Explore Holidays and Months with Noura / Ritual Pen Pal for Learning Holidays
Help your students learn months, holidays of different cultures, and related vocabulary in Arabic! These letters from the fictional character, Noura, are in Arabic to improve understanding. They are short and talk about seasons, hobbies, holidays... They're placed on related frames from various sources (see credits page in the resource). In this FREE product are twelve letters, one for each month of the year plus one introduction letter. Read them with your students each month, make it a ritual
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Arabic Text in Present Tense about Habits: Zainab's Week/for Advanced Beginners
Learn about how Grandma Zainab spends her week in this fun Arabic text for advanced beginners. The text contains nouns and verbs related to the days of the week, habits, and hobbies. What's more, it is great for practicing the suffix لِ and some vocabulary related to character. Students can read the text and then answer some comprehension questions that will boost understanding. Check it out, it's completely free! Please consider leaving a review if you enjoyed the product or if there's a change
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Printable Arabic tracing letters flashcards
Arabic tracing flashcards1- You will get the Pdf file on the same day of your order, after receiving a confirmation of payment. 2- Print the file.3- Laminate the printed papers, so your kid can write and erase easily.4- Cut them where you sea the dashed lines.5- Now you have Arabic tracing letters flash cards that are protected and reusable. ATTENTION Return or exchange is not acceptable, but If you have any problem please contact me immediately.You are not allowed to resell or share the file.
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Middle East Travel Internet Research Project - Distance Learning
This 5 page PDF is a guided internet research project formatted to go long with the Lonely Planet Middle East site. The website is visually very well done and highly organized. The guide directs student to read and report out about specific topics, while also allowing students some freedom to choose items of interest, thus personalizing thier project and making it more interesting for students. Topics covered include top attractions, recent news events, tours and activities and trip planning th
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Who's the Tallest? Arabic Logic Puzzle / Superlative and Comparative in Arabic
This worksheet is designed to review comparatives and superlatives in Arabic. Using clipart from Krista Wallden @ Creative Clips for reference and sentences with clues, students will deduce which child is the tallest and find out the height of each child compared to the others. This exercise is perfect for a just-for-fun activity one afternoon in Arabic class. But it's also perfect for when students are learning comparatives. They can work on it in class or at home, alone or with a friend. An an
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A Baker's Day: Arabic Text in Present Tense / Practice Present Tense and Habits
Short Arabic text describing a baker's day at work! This short text written in the first person is perfect for practicing describing habits and routines in the present tense. With large spacing and script, it's easy to read. After students do this, they'll answer three comprehension questions. An answer key IS included.Thank you so much for using this resource, I hope you enjoy it!
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Arabic Dialogue: I Study...
This Arabic dialogue is a simple review that encourages students to practice speaking. Students will use nouns and verbs pertaining to studying and careers as they fill in the blanks of the dialogue, answer comprehension questions, and fill in a table with important vocabulary. This exercise is perfect after finishing a unit about education. Answer key included.Thank you for downloading this product, I hope you enjoyed it.
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Alphabet Coloring Pages تلوين حروفي
صفحات التلوين هذه يمكن أن تكون رائعة للأطفال حيث يتعلمون الحروف الهجائية من خلالها وهم يستمتعون بتلوين الحرف مع الصورة التي تبدأ بذلك الحرف.Coloring pages can be great as they are fun and a super great practice for kids to learn their alphabet. Keep your kids busy for a while and get them enjoy coloring.This set includes 28 coloring pages, one for each letter.كلمات الحروف المتضمّنة في البطاقات كالتالي: أ: أرنبب: بومةت: تفاحةث: ثعلبج: جزرةح: حصانخ: خنفساءد: دميةذ: ذئبر: رجلز: زيتونس: سلحفاةش: شط
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Arabic Text with Reading Comprehension Questions: Who Likes Vegetables?
This text, written in the form of text messages, talks about three children and their feelings about vegetables. Students can read it alone or in a group and can talk about their own opinion. They will answer multiple-choice comprehension questions (answer key included). The text reviews vocabulary for types of vegetables, but is also a helpful review for adjectives, pronouns, and verbs. Thank you for using this product, I hope you enjoy it.
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Arabic Dialogue: Good Morning!
This Arabic dialogue is a simple review that encourages students to practice speaking. Students will practice saying good morning, how are you, and goodbye and will answer comprehension questions and fill in a vocabulary table. A section in the text explains some of the words used. An answer key is included. Thank you for downloading this product, I hope you enjoyed it.
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Arabic Dialogue: What's Wrong?
With this Arabic dialogue, students will be encouraged to practice speaking as they fill in the blanks with this dialogue and additionally answer comprehension questions, learn about the words used with a brief paragraph, and recall vocabulary with a table. The resource will review nouns and verbs related to ailments. It can be combined with Arabic Text with Comprehension Questions: What's Wrong?, which is the second part of the story. However, each resource can easily be used alone.https://www.
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Arabic Text with Comprehension Questions: What's Wrong?
This Arabic text is written in the form of a conversation. It reviews words related to ailments and boosts understanding with comprehension questions. Students can easily read it aloud in pairs as a dialogue, too. It can be combined with Arabic Dialogue: What's Wrong?, which is the first part of the story. However, each resource can easily be used alone. https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Arabic-Dialogue-Whats-Wrong-10094259This resource includes an answer key. Thank you for using this
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