🌍 Free Arabic learning · Ages 4–12

Learn Through Play

Children practise Arabic with interactive activities and games. Parents and teachers reinforce each lesson with printable resources, practical guides and ready-to-use materials.

Start With Free Arabic Practice

Listen, match, trace, read and play — choose an activity that fits your child's level.

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Beginner

Letters & Sounds

Learn all 28 Arabic letters, their names, and how to pronounce them correctly.

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Beginner

Letter Writing

Trace and write Arabic letters step by step with our guided drawing canvas.

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Intermediate

Spelling Game

Put letters together to spell Arabic words for animals, objects and more!

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Beginner

Arabic Numbers

Learn to count from 1 to 20 in Arabic with fun visual exercises and games.

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Beginner

Colors in Arabic

Match colors to their Arabic names in this visual and interactive color game.

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Beginner

Animals in Arabic

Learn names of animals in Arabic with pictures, pronunciation and fun quizzes.

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Intermediate

Family Words

Learn how to say mother, father, sister, brother and more family words in Arabic.

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Intermediate

Body Parts

Tap different body parts to learn their names in Arabic — head, eyes, nose and more.

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Beginner

Food Words

Explore Arabic names for fruits, vegetables and your favourite foods with flashcards.

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Advanced

Mini Stories

Read short illustrated Arabic stories with translations to build vocabulary and reading skills.

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Beginner

Greetings

Learn how to say hello, goodbye, thank you and common phrases in Arabic.

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Intermediate

Word Match

Flip cards and match Arabic words to their English meanings in this memory game.

Turn Screen Practice Into Lasting Learning

Use Aractivities for active practice, then reinforce the same skills away from the screen.

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Parents & Homeschoolers

You do not need to be an Arabic teacher. Start with short, playful sessions and use our printable practice to build a simple routine at home.

  • Free Arabic letter worksheets with no sign-up
  • Step-by-step guides for bilingual and beginner families
  • Activities with audio, translations and clear levels
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Teachers & Arabic Schools

Combine free browser activities with printable worksheets, flashcards and interactive resources for lessons, centres, review and homework.

  • Resources for PreK through upper elementary
  • Arabic alphabet, vocabulary and Islamic education
  • Printable and interactive formats for home or classroom
A simple learning loop: play for 10–15 minutes → practise on paper → review the same skill later in the week.

Play, Practise and Progress

Combine digital engagement with focused offline reinforcement.

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Play on Screen

Choose a level-appropriate activity and let your child listen, trace, match or solve at their own pace.

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Practise on Paper

Reinforce letter shapes, handwriting and recall with a related worksheet or flashcard activity.

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Review & Progress

Return to the skill later, celebrate improvement and move forward when your child feels confident.

Choose Your Next Step 🌙

Start with a free learning activity, or find printable support for home and classroom practice.

All games and activities are completely free — and always will be. ☕ If Aractivities has helped your child learn, you can support us here:

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