Arabic for Kids: Learn & Play
Arabic words, all 28 letters of the alphabet with guided tracing, and native Arabic audio — taught bilingually alongside Math, Science, Computers and more.
See It In Action
Real screens, from the real app
Learn everyday Arabic words
Native Arabic audio on every word
Math, Science, Computers & more
Explore the Arab world & beyond
Color and draw, mess-free
Bilingual bedtime stories
Getting Started
How It Works
Getting started takes less than a minute — no Arabic knowledge required for parents.
Step 1: Create a Profile
Set up a profile for your child with their name and age, so lessons and difficulty adjust to fit them.
Step 2: Hear the Alphabet
All 28 Arabic letters come with native audio, so a child hears each sound correctly before they ever try to trace it.
Step 3: Trace Real Letters
A guided tracing board teaches each letter the way it is actually written — correct shape, correct direction.
Step 4: Watch Them Grow
Track topics mastered and practice levels — Beginner through Master — as their Arabic builds day by day.
Highlights
A Full Early-Learning App, Not Just an Alphabet App
A taste of what's inside — see the full feature list for everything the app offers.
All 28 Letters, Traced Properly
A guided tracing board with real stroke data for the full Arabic alphabet — 3 vowels and 25 consonants — so children learn the correct shape and direction, not just recognition.
The Arab World & Beyond
A dedicated General Knowledge track on the Arab world's places and history, alongside continents, capitals, world landmarks, and great inventions.
Far More Than Language
Math, Science, Computers, General Knowledge, and English sit alongside the Arabic core — nine learning sections in total, plus coloring, stories, and sounds.
Safe by Design
No ads, ever. No chat, no social features, no third-party tracking — just a focused, private space to learn.
Trust & Safety
Built to Earn Your Trust, Not Just Your Download
We're a new, growing app without a long review history yet — so here's exactly what we do to keep your child's experience safe.
No Ads, Ever
Not "ad-light" — zero ads. Nothing to tap on by accident, nothing competing for your child's attention.
No Third-Party Tracking
Built with children's privacy rules in mind — no third-party trackers, no personalized-ad profiling.
No Chat, No Social Features
There is no way for strangers to contact your child inside the app — it's just your child and the lessons.
Everything Visible to You
The parent dashboard sits behind a parent gate, and nothing your child does in the app is hidden from you.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything parents ask before getting started.
What is Arabic for Kids: Learn & Play?
It's a bilingual early-learning app for children roughly ages 3 to 9. It teaches Arabic words and the Arabic alphabet alongside Math, Science, Computers, General Knowledge, and English — every lesson paired with English text and native Arabic audio.
Does it teach the Arabic alphabet?
Yes. All 28 letters — 3 vowels and 25 consonants — each with native audio and a guided tracing board that shows the correct stroke direction, so children learn to write Arabic letters, not just recognize them.
Do I need to speak Arabic to help my child use it?
No. Every word and lesson pairs Arabic with clear English text and native Arabic audio, so parents who don't speak Arabic can follow along just as easily as their child.
What ages is the app designed for?
Children roughly ages 3 to 9. Lessons and practice difficulty are paced for young learners across five levels, from Beginner to Master.
Does it teach about the Arab world?
Yes. General Knowledge includes a dedicated Arab World track — the region's basics, landmarks like the Burj Khalifa, and history — alongside a Big World track on continents, capitals and landmarks, plus a track on great inventions.
Is there more than just language content?
Yes. Alongside Arabic words and the alphabet, the app teaches Math (addition through division), Science, Computers (including online safety and AI literacy for kids), General Knowledge, and English — a full early-learning app, not a flashcard deck.
Is the app safe for kids?
Yes. There are no ads, ever, no third-party tracking, and no chat or social features of any kind — just a focused, private space to learn.
Is there a free version?
Yes. The app is free to download, and every subject includes a free set of topics your child can start with right away — the full Sounds library is free too. An optional subscription unlocks the remaining topics; current pricing is shown on the App Store and in the app before you buy.
Does the app work without an internet connection?
Yes. All lessons, audio, and artwork are bundled with the app, so everything works offline — handy for car rides, flights, or anywhere without reliable Wi-Fi.
Is the app available on Android?
Not currently. Arabic for Kids: Learn & Play is available for iPhone and iPad on the Apple App Store only.
Give your child a real start in Arabic
Download Arabic for Kids: Learn & Play and turn a few minutes a day into words, letters, and a growing love of the language.