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Let’s Learn Colors in Arabic!

Name: Let’s Learn Colors in Arabic!
Brand: Alaabi

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Download our trilingual worksheets about colors and shapes in Arabic. This product is a pdf file that you can download and print at home. Shapes and colors are amongst the very first words that toddlers learn in their native language and use to describe what surrounds them. Teach kids the shapes and colors in Arabic with these playful and fun resources. We have prepared downloadable worksheets with activities to play in Arabic with colors and shapes. These sheets are split in 2 levels: initiation level and children who already have some knowledge of reading and writing in Arabic. Discussing th

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as ALAABI LTD, number 10812875. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Let’s Learn Colors in Arabic!

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