$18.00$19.90
In stock
Layla after the Wolf is a story that explains to the child that fear exists, but in a measure, and we must overcome it, and it is not the one who overcomes us.
There are no reviews yet.
Rashood bought a new video game. His eyes were glued to it day and night. This has made his friend Fahood sad, who could not play with him anymore. But what happened when the power went out?!
What Is This? Early Arabic Readers is a perfect book to take your first steps in reading, using short, simple, repetitive sentences. Using words taken from the Quran, this delightful guessing book is fun and interactive. Encouraging you to actively engage in the questions and answers. With vibrant illustrations and large font, What Is This is an incredibly effective method to improve your reading skills and grow in confidence.
Peek through the looking glass, can you guess them all?
Why not start early and use this book to introduce simple and useful Arabic sentences to your toddler or preschooler. Learn Arabic through an interactive story.
What is This / ما هذا is a bilingual, dual language picture book. That can be enjoyed in both English and Arabic. And versatile enough to used in the classroom or at home. With over 44 pages, there are plenty of opportunities to practice your Arabic reading skills and learn important Arabic vocabulary, that enables your child to understand Arabic and the Quran a little bit better.
In this story, Salim loses his soccer ball and embarks on a journey across his beautiful village in Palestine, learning lessons from members of his community along the way. Written in rhyme, this lyrical and insightful tale will be enjoyed by children of all ages, and adults alike! The beautiful illustrations in this book feature key elements of Palestinian culture including tatreez and local agriculture. Complete with a discussion guide, this book is a valuable educational tool for teaching children about Palestinian heritage and the importance of helping one’s neighbours.
Some profits of profits go to Playgrounds for Palestine.
Be the first to review “Layla after the wolf”