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Alphabet Flash Cards – Adam & Mishmish $ 11.50Add to cart0 – 3 years
Adam & Mishmish Alphabet flashcards are a great addition to the Adam & Mishmish “Let’s Go” Series.
The colorful and much-loved characters found in Adam & Mishmish will appeal to children and encourage them to learn the Arabic alphabet. The flashcard set consists of 28 double-sided cards.
The brightly colored cards feature an alphabet on one side and a drawing that begins with the same sound and letter on the other side.
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The Sounds of Eid $ 12.65Add to cart3 – 5 years
The Sounds of Eid is a story that takes children on a fun journey to a world filled with vibrant colors and sounds that characterize this festive time.
Let your children experience the magic of Eid through this book, which is distinguished by delightful illustrations and easy-to-understand words.
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Why Not? $ 14.30Add to cart5 – 7 years
For thirty years, Samia’s father never missed a single day of work—until one day, he fell ill and couldn’t go out to wake people up for Suhoor.
Knowing how dedicated her father is to his duty, Samia decides to take his place for one night until he recovers. But will her father accept her stepping into the role of the Musaharati? And how will the villagers react?
A touching story that highlights values such as courage and solidarity while showcasing cherished Ramadan traditions.
It transports readers to the enchanting village of Lifta in Palestine during the 1930s.
Listen to the Musaharati song from below.
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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.
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When the Doorbell Rang $ 6.00Add to cart5 – 7 years
The story talks about the customs and rituals of the month of Ramadan, such as fasting and Suhoor, and the great values that it aims to achieve, such as helping the poor, feeling for them, maintaining kinship, family ties and giving. The story is told with a mixture of reality and fantasy.
In the story, Nagham’s family prepares to welcome the month of Ramadan by decorating the house with colored lanterns with the help of Nagham and her friend Rihana.
Suddenly, the sound of a drum is heard and the door knocks. Who is at the door, I wonder?!
