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First Day of School – Goldfish Series $ 5.50Add to cart3 – 5 years
Raneem is excited and eager for her first day of school, but slowly her fears and uncertainty start to mount only to culminate when her Mom leaves her in school.
What will happen to Raneem throughout her first day of school? Will Mom ever come back for her? And who’s heard knocking behind the door? Lift the flap to find out!
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Where are you Saadoun? $ 7.70Add to cart3 – 5 years
A warm simple story that addresses separation anxiety with lovely rhythmic language.
Saadoun wakes up every morning in silence so as not to wake his beloved dog Simsim. And when Simsim finally wakes up, he barks with joy and fetches the ball to play with Saadoun. But there’s a problem – Saadoun is not there!
How will Simsim spend his day without Saadoun? And what will happen when Saadoun returns from school?
The story “Where Are You, Saadoun?” shines a light on the relationship between a child and their pet, illustrating the challenges of separation and the joy of reunion in a way that will touch the hearts of young readers.
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My Turtle Nahla – Nursery Rhymes 1 $ 6.16Add to cart0 – 3 years
My Turtle Nahla book focuses on rhymes about animals. The rhymes are easy to remember and repeat, and talk about animals that a child sees and interacts with in his/her own environment.
The Child gets to hear the different sounds the animals make and encourages children to interact through music, and through imitating the sound and movements animals make.
The titles of the rhymes in the book are:
- These Little Chicks (Halseesan) written by Soeur Marie Alphonse Assi
- Yasmeen the Chicken
- Two Dancing Cats
- Tutu the Rabbit
- I Used to Have a Bird
- Our Donkey
- The Butterfly
- My Sheep
- I Have a Duck
- My Turtle Nahla
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Tasseh Tarantaseh – Nursery Rhymes 1 $ 6.16Add to cart0 – 3 years
Tasseh Tarantaseh book is a compilation of miscellaneous rhymes that remind us of the olden days and the good times spent with grandparents.
These rhymes introduce vocabulary and customs of our culture and way of life.
The titles of the rhymes in the book are
- Hazourah Fazourah
- Zuzu has a Car
- Trendy Salwa
- Jumping Ball
- Hope it Rains Today
- Walnut, Peanut
- Hadooteh Badooteh
- Omelette & Olive Oil
- Abu Layleh
- I’m the Wind
- My Old Nanny
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This is How Fish Swim – Nursery Rhymes 1 $ 6.16Add to cart0 – 3 years
How Fish Swim focuses on rhymes that are based on hand gestures. The rhymes encourages interaction between parent and child like tickling and imitations using gestures.
This helps to bond child and parent and fills up the house with the sound of laughter and giggles.
The titles of the rhymes in the book are:
- Zait, Zait ya Hajjeh
- Hanna and the Bees
- My Small Bird
- Ten Fingers
- The Rabbit is in the cave
- Ya Baah Ya Baah
- Ya Mnaimneh
- Small as a Kubbeh
- Hijallah
- This is the Way Fish Swim
- What the Donkey Said
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Arabic Nursery Rhymes Set – Nursery Rhymes 1 $ 23.38Add to cart0 – 3 years
Arabic Nursery Rhymes Set, is a collection of 32 popular Arabic rhymes from different parts of the Arab world.
The collected rhymes were categorized according to subjects and presented in three beautifully illustrated board books along with an audio CD.
The books in the set are entitled:
- My Turtle Nahla (Rhymes about animals)
- Tasseh Tarantaseh (Miscellaneous rhymes)
- This is The Way Fish Swim (Rhymes with hand gestures)
An audio Cd is included in the set to help both parent and child sing along these lovely rhymes.
