تَفضَّلوا على مائِدَة الإِفطار! العدّ التَّنازُلي من ١٠ إِلى ١ أصبَح ألَذَّ في هذا الكتاب الجميل الذي يَعرِض بعض ما نَأكله صَباحاً. كتاب كرتوني لزيز (ولذيذ!) للأطفال الصغار. استعدوا لمتعة بصرية حيث يعدّ صغاركم أطعمة تقليدية من تراثنا، مما يساعدهم على تنمية مهارات الحساب المبكرة مثل التعرف على الأرقام، ملاحظة الأنماط، والعد. ثنائي اللغة ويتضمن التهجئة الصوتية باستخدام الحروف الإنجليزية لمساعدة القراء الجدد والأطفال ثنائية اللغة على النطق بشكل صحيح
A Counting Book from Ten to One—Then Back Again!
Counting just got more exciting with this beautifully crafted bilingual board book! Perfect for babies, pre-schoolers and even non-Arabic speakers, it offers a delightful way to introduce little ones to both our rich language and the delicious flavors of Middle Eastern cuisine.
Counting has never been as culturally engaging... or fun! Prepare for a visual feast as your little ones count their way through everyday Middle Eastern breakfast foods, building early numeracy skills such as number recognition, sorting, noticing patterns and counting.
Includes English translation and phonetic Arabic spellings for easy learning and engagement.
My talented friend has created such a delightful introduction to Arabic and regional breakfast foods, making learning to count a joyful experience. The vibrant illustrations and cultural connections spark conversation with little ones, making this a perfect read for families who love exploring language and tradition together. I couldn’t be prouder of her debut!
We love this bilingual book so much! Many counting books do not include both Arabic and English numbers like this one does. The artwork and theme of the book are so fun!
My daughter loved it
My 3 kids were born in Dubai and learned a little Arabic in Preschool. This book is a fantastic way for them to remember, revise and study numbers 1-10 with food they may have forgotten about now that we live in the states.
This book was gifted to me to gift to my bilingual nephew and nieces who are just learning to read. Very cute and fun way for them to learn the Arabic names of the foods they have for breakfast regularly.