Arabic

This site has a free Arabic language placement test. It contains 30 multiple choice questions. The test works on all devices including laptops, notebooks, iPad and tablets.

Song about Fruit

Using information from the Middle East Study Center and QFI, Fathy designed a lesson plan centered around gender roles in Arabic countries. By the end of this lesson, students will be able to: - reflect upon their expectations of gender roles and how gender roles are established differently in the Arab world. - compare gender roles between their own cultures and Arab cultures. Enduring Understanding: Gender roles are built, defined, and fulfilled by social and cultural norms and can vary from culture to culture.

A video to teach students the names of rooms in Arabic.

It's a very nice song about the months of the year that can keep the students engaged.

It's a very useful website in which you will find a variety of free Arabic resources that you can use effectively in class.

Salaam Arabic is a very useful website for students to practice the Arabic language. Students can find online lessons, exercises, and games.

A professional organization dedicated to supporting elementary and secondary classroom Arabic teachers in the United States.

Pennsylvania University’s Middle Eastern Center has many teaching resources about Arab culture for classroom use.

The National Middle East Language Resource Center’s resource page. Includes a segment that presents different types of greetings in colloquial Egyptian Arabic that would be used with first-year students.