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- Arabic is spoken by more than 300 million people. The education pack is designed to help primary school teachers introduce aspects of both Arabic language and Arab culture to your pupils, including: well known Arabic fables, teaching students moral lessons counting to 10 in Arabic perfecting your pronunciation of Arabic greetings
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This education pack is designed to help mainstream primary teachers introduce aspects of both Arabic language and Arab culture to their pupils. It contains lesson and assembly plans, facts and resources to help pupils develop a deeper knowledge and understanding of the language, history and culture. The materials are designed to be
SECTION 1: INTRODUCTION TO THE ARAB WORLD. Curriculum links: English, Geography, History, Personal, Social and Health Education, Religious Education, Citizenship Core and transferable skills: Communication and collaboration, citizenship, digital literacy, personal development, critical thinking and problem solving.
Learning objectives To learn about the main features of the Arabic language and how to greet someone in Arabic. To write some simple words in Arabic and explore the art of Arabic calligraphy and ‘calligraffiti’ Resources Activity sheets, calligraphy pens or brushes, coloured inks, animal templates
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- The locations are incredible! You’ll find Arabic language programs from Cairo to Dubai to Beirut and all around Morocco. And those are just the obvious choices where the language has official status.
- There’s no better way to spend your time in this part of the world. Heading to the Middle East from the Western world can be shocking. The cultural norms and way of life can seem tough to crack the code on at first.
- Cross-cultural learning awaits. Speaking of cultural exchange... there’s going to be a lot of it when you attend Arabic language schools. Language and culture, as we’ve mentioned, go hand in hand.
- There isn’t just one Arabic. That reminds us—you better be prepared. Modern Standard Arabic is the official language in the countries we’ve been mentioning above and is generally the variety you’ll be taught to read and write in Arabic schools, but there are actually many Arabic dialects.
The Arabic Language and Culture pack is an excellent way to introduce young learners to the Arab world while also challenging their preconceptions of Arab culture. The pack has been created as part of the British Council's Arabic Language and Culture Programme in partnership with Qatar Foundation.
Arabic Language and Culture Education Pack - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or view presentation slides online. This assembly plan provides an introduction to Arab culture.
