Playing at writing in Arabic, by Paule Brière, Christian Lamblin, Cahier parascolaire

This fun notebook offers children the opportunity to discover the charms of Arabic writing: book to be read "upside down", writing from right to left, calligraphic letters that change according to their place in the word...

In the company of two friends, Idris and Latifa, and a mischievous fennec fox, the child is led to:

. exercise his graphic mastery by practicing calligraphy;

. learn to read, write and pronounce simple Arabic words (everyday vocabulary, family names, colors, numbers...);

. recognize words, thus developing their sense of observation and concentration;

. make short translations.

Discovering a new writing allows you to develop your artistic sense while promoting cultural openness.