English language basics and fundamentals for beginners

Explore basic English vocabulary of animals and habitats, listen and speak about the sea, jungle, and desert, and practice through read-aloud, circle, match, and rearrange activities.

Practice phonics and writing with listen-and-repeat, unscramble-and-write, and read-and-match activities for beginners. Cover a or an usage, consonants and vowels, with examples like a camel, an elephant, and an octopus.

Learn where animals live, including jungle, desert, and sea, by naming animals like lion, tiger, camel, dolphin, and panda. Identify which animals eat meat or plants.

Engage in market-based listening, speaking, reading, and role-play to learn fruit vocabulary: banana, apple, orange, mango, guava, date, watermelon, and practice simple sentences and matching activities.

Learn basic price inquiry in a market, using how much is and how much are, with pounds, and examples of watermelon, apples, oranges, and mangoes.

Practice phonics through listen-and-repeat with words like apple, banana, carrot, and cucumber. Explore syllables from one to three and engage in read, look, and write activities.

Explore counting and number recognition from eleven to twenty, read and write numbers, and practice addition with busy bee activities.

Build basic money counting skills by counting pounds and using banknotes and coins, and solving addition and subtraction problems to practice numeracy and accountability.

Practice speaking at the market and shopping: read price phrases and ask how much things cost; learn to state prices for bananas, dates, oranges, and guavas in pounds.

Engage with math through market shopping for beginners by learning to ask for items, count prices, and total amounts in pounds.

Practice listening, reading, and role play while visiting Kate Bay Fort, the beach, a restaurant, and the Alexandria Library, and build basic English vocabulary for public places.

Learn to tell time using o'clock phrases and 'it's x o'clock' forms, and practice through actions like 'let's visit' and 'let's eat' with reading, listening, and activity tasks.

Engage with social studies by practicing essential life skills at the Alexandria library, including reading and learning, lining up, asking a librarian before taking items, and circling correct answers.

Practice naming famous Egyptian sites and scheduling visits to the pyramids, Egyptian Museum, Cairo Tower, Alexandria Library, and the Coptic Museum through listening and reading activities.

Explore essential family member vocabulary—from grandmother to cousin and friend—through listening, reading, and role-play activities that reinforce singular and plural forms.

Explore family vocabulary and introductions, featuring grandparents, parents, an uncle, a sister, and cousins, plus occupations like teacher and nurse and clothing details.

Learn common greetings for family members and times of day, from good morning to good night, through listening, reading, and speaking activities.

Story about meeting new neighbors and making friends through listening, reading, and role play; characters Rana, Rami, Hannah, and their families practice greetings.

Master phonics writing through listen and repeat activities, focusing on the short i sound in chips and chicken, and c-h and s-h digraphs for English language basics for beginners.

Develop life skills by practicing morning, afternoon, and evening routines, helping family at home and at school—making beds, tidying, cleaning, and washing dishes—while engaging in look, count, and read activities.

Introduce basic body part vocabulary and simple possession with have and has, including affirmative and negative forms, through interactive reading, pointing, unscrambling, and writing activities.

Introduce the basics of the verb to be, pronouns, and singular/plural nouns for beginners through 'who am I' activities, involving professions, animal descriptions, and simple reading, matching, and guessing exercises.

Explore English basics by linking body parts and senses to actions, practice read and match activities, and learn to communicate with hands for friends who can't see or hear.

Practice listening and repeating body parts and sounds, such as the tooth and mouth, and notice the long i sound with words like green tea through read-and-match activities.

Explore science through life stages and simple biology, tracing growth from baby to adult and comparing animals' legs to practice reading and math skills.

Learn essential clothing vocabulary and colors through listening, reading, and role-play. Identify objects and their singular and plural forms for pants, boots, glasses, dress, hat, coat, shirt, and watch.

Count and read numbers across everyday items to build early math skills. Match quantities of glasses, watches, hats, dresses, coats, and shirts to reinforce counting.

Practice reading in a classroom with your teacher, complete activities like drawing trees and a flower, and write your name while listening to the CD.

Develop basic phonics and writing skills by listening and repeating sounds and words, exploring one-, two-, and three-syllable patterns with examples like sheep, shirt, shark, T-shirt, fish, trash, and sharpener.

Explore how social studies and math connect to school life through roles like carpenter, nurse, gardener, and cleaner, and identify shapes such as cone, cube, spheres, pyramids, and cylinder.