Why Arabic Looks Different: Curls, Dots, and Beautiful Shapes
The Arabic language has one of the most beautiful writing systems in the world! With flowing letters, dots, and curves, it looks like art and that makes it fun for kids to explore.
What Makes Arabic Unique?
- It’s written from right to left – This feels new and exciting!
- Letters change shape – The same letter can look different at the beginning, middle, or end of a word.
- Dots matter – Many letters have dots that change their sound. One dot, two dots, even three!
Arabic letters also connect to each other like a puzzle, forming words that flow like a ribbon across the page.
With Dinolingo, children aged 2–14 learn Arabic letters and sounds through animated videos, tracing games, songs, and printable worksheets. They’ll get used to the curls and dots in no time!
Creative Activities to Try
Dot Detective
Print out Arabic letters and circle all the ones with dots. Count how many dots each letter has!
Shape Tracing Art
Let your child trace big Arabic letters on colorful paper. Decorate them with glitter or stickers for fun.
Arabic script may look different, but once kids start to explore, they’ll see it’s full of beauty, rhythm, and pattern.
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