Arabic for Kids - Alphabet

Arabic for Kids - Alphabet

Arabic Letters & Writing Games

237 ratings
7 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 21, 2024
  • September 22, 2026

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This app helps children aged 3-8 learn the Arabic alphabet through interactive games, tracing activities, and native pronunciation. It offers a safe, ad-free environment with progress tracking for parents and motivational rewards for children.

✓Learn Arabic alphabet step-by-step
✓Native pronunciation
✓Trace and write letters
✓Improve fine-motor skills
✓Progress tracking dashboard
✓Motivational rewards and achievements
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What's New in Arabic for Kids

4.5.4

September 22, 2026

- Special offers and news now show up right in the app, one tap from the notification - Small fixes to keep everything running smoothly

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User reviews

Confusing

It freezes and glitches a lot when it comes to tracing it wont let us trace it just stops working

Good idea, app issues

I payed for the app but there are issues. 1. Selecting the fusha voices doesn’t actually change the pronunciations in the letters section. Still uses the Egyptian dialect.
2. Some of the letters are incorrect. If I select “seen” it pulls up “Zay”. When I select “sad” it pulls up “seen”.
3. Under “seen” it misspells the turtle “solhefa” with a “kha” instead of of a “hah”.
I’m not sure if it’s just the app on my iPad, but I have tried reinstalling it without success in fixing these issues. I haven’t gone beyond these letters with my child yet to see if there are more issues.
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Great app, but please use Fusha pronunciation

I’m a subscribed, paying user, and my toddler absolutely loves this app. The content is engaging and well designed. However, the pronunciation uses the Egyptian dialect. Since my child is a non-Arabic speaker, I really want him to learn Modern Standard Arabic (الفصحى) first. The dialect is confusing for beginners. Please consider adding Fusha pronunciation or an option to choose. This would make an already great app even better.
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Stuck on ج 2

If I go to ج word جَمًل it crashes and freezes

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FAQ

What does Arabic for Kids - Alphabet do?

This app is designed to help children aged 3-8 learn the Arabic alphabet. It uses fun games, tracing activities, and clear native pronunciation to make learning engaging and effective. The app also includes features to improve fine-motor skills and offers a parent dashboard to track progress.

What are the key features of this app?

Key features include step-by-step learning of the Arabic alphabet with native pronunciation, letter tracing for improving writing and fine-motor skills, motivational rewards like coins and achievements, and a parent dashboard for progress monitoring. It also provides a safe, ad-free environment.

Is this app free to download and use?

The app is free to download and offers a core learning experience. However, it does contain in-app purchases, which may be used to unlock additional content or features. The description mentions a safe, ad-free environment, indicating that monetization is not through advertisements.

What age group is this app suitable for?

This app is perfect for children aged 3 to 8 years old. It is designed with young learners in mind, offering interactive and engaging ways to learn the Arabic alphabet and develop foundational writing skills.

What are common use cases for this app?

Common use cases include introducing young children to the Arabic alphabet for the first time, reinforcing letter recognition and writing skills, and providing a fun, educational activity for children at home. Parents can also use it to supplement their child's language education.