The Arabic Language Objectives Introduction Start the lesson

The Arabic Language Objectives Introduction Start the lesson Welcome to The Arabic Numbers 0 - 10

Objectives: At the end of this lesson, you will be able to: 1. Identify Arabic numbers from 0 -10 through context, relation to English numbers, and through their English transcript when using Power. Point interactive slides correctly. 2. Identify Arabic numbers from 0 -10 when listening to the Arabic sentences from audio in power point interactive slides efficiently. That can be done by listening to their sounds and their English transcript pronunciations. 3. Demonstrate writing Arabic numbers from 0 -10 in a context when using power point interactive slides correctly. That can be done through matching dots to form the Arabic numbers, and then demonstrate writing them correctly without viewing by using the pen pointer. Main Menu

Introduction • Learning Arabic Numeral Numbers is important as the English Numbers. In fact, English numbers originally are Arabic numbers and Arabic numbers are Indian numbers. • Arabic Numeral Numbers are written from left to right. • Arabic Numeral Numbers are known as “counting numbers”, because they show quantity. Look at the Arabic numeral numbers Main Menu

1. Read Arabic numbers (AN) Skills test Choose the answer which you feel suitable: Do you acquire English language reading skill? Main Menu

1. Learning to read Arabic numbers (AN) In order to read Arabic numbers, it is important to relate them to the English numbers and to their English transcript. From the Image in front of you, you can see the arrow starts from the right side to the left indicating that Arabic Numbers are read and written from right to left in the Arabic language. But when using AN in context, they are written from left to right. 1) Relation to English numbers (EN): To give you a clear idea about each AN and its EN representative: Click here for Instructions Click on the images to view the numbers Main Menu

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1. Learning to read Arabic numbers (AN) 2) Relate Arabic numbers from 0 -10 to their English transcript (ANET ): After referring each of Arabic numbers to a representative from the English numbers and understanding the meaning, it is time to learn their English transcripts. The reason for having English transcript is to help non-Arabic speakers read them. The card in front of you has a number to be read Click here for Instructions Click on the image to view the Transcript Sifer Main Menu ٠

1. Learning to read Arabic numbers (AN) Relate Arabic numbers from 0 -10 to their English transcript (ANET): Click here for Instructions Click on the image to view the Transcript Wahid Main Menu ١

1. Learning to read Arabic numbers (AN) Relate Arabic numbers from 0 -10 to their English transcript (ANET): Click here for Instructions Click on the image to view the Transcript Eethnayn Main Menu ۲

1. Learning to read Arabic numbers (AN) Relate Arabic numbers from 0 -10 to their English transcript (ANET): Click here for Instructions Click on the image to view the Transcript Thalaatha Main Menu ٣

1. Learning to read Arabic numbers (AN) Relate Arabic numbers from 0 -10 to their English transcript (ANET): Click here for Instructions Click on the image to view the Transcript Arba’a Main Menu ٤

1. Learning to read Arabic numbers (AN) Relate Arabic numbers from 0 -10 to their English transcript (ANET): Click here for Instructions Click on the image to view the Transcript Khamsa Main Menu ٥

1. Learning to read Arabic numbers (AN) Relate Arabic numbers from 0 -10 to their English transcript (ANET): Click here for Instructions Click on the image to view the Transcript Sitta Main Menu ٦

1. Learning to read Arabic numbers (AN) Relate Arabic numbers from 0 -10 to their English transcript (ANET): Click here for Instructions Click on the image to view the Transcript Sab’a Main Menu ٧

1. Learning to read Arabic numbers (AN) Relate Arabic numbers from 0 -10 to their English transcript (ANET): Click here for Instructions Click on the image to view the Transcript Thamaaneeya Main Menu ٨

1. Learning to read Arabic numbers (AN) Relate Arabic numbers from 0 -10 to their English transcript (ANET): Click here for Instructions Click on the image to view the Transcript Tis’a Main Menu ٩

1. Learning to read Arabic numbers (AN) Relate Arabic numbers from 0 -10 to their English transcript (ANET): Click here for Instructions Click on the image to view the Transcript Asharah Main Menu ۱۰

1. Learning to read Arabic numbers (AN) 3) Relate Arabic numbers from 0 -10 to real life scenarios: Now it is time to link between the previous learned goals and use them with in a context. You will relate English numbers with in a sentence to its representative of Arabic numbers from 0 -10. It is important to use the learned Arabic numbers in a real scenario or simply in a sentence. Click on the English numbers in the scenario to see what Arabic number they are referred. Click here for Instructions Click on the image to view the Transcript At the supermarket, there was a apple juice, and who bought bananas. A man: wahid - ١ Three: thalatha - ٣ Half a dozen: sitta - ٦ One: wahid - ١ Five: khamsa - ٥ Main Menu oranges, of eggs,

1. Learning to read Arabic numbers (AN) Practice Identify the Arabic number that represents the English number between brackets through multiple choices: What number is this ( 1 )? It is ( ) ( ) correct What number is this (8)? It is ( ) ( ) correct What number is this (5)? It is ( ) correct ( ) Main Menu

1. Learning to read Arabic numbers (AN) Practice The learner will practice to identify the English transcript of the Arabic number that is represented between brackets through multiple choices: What number is this ( Wahid )? It is ( ) ( ) correct What number is this (thamaaneeya)? It is ( ) ( ) correct What number is this (khamsa)? It is ( ) correct ( ) Main Menu

1. Learning to read Arabic numbers (AN) Practice Identify which of the following choices is the correct Arabic number that represents the English number in the sentence: I have five brothers and sisters. What number is this (five)? It is correct ( ) ( ) There are seven apples on the table. What number is this (seven) It is ( ) correct ( ) Main Menu

2. Arabic Numbers pronunciations Skills test Choose the answer which you feel suitable: Can you hear this sound? Main Menu

2. Arabic Numbers pronunciations 1) There is a small difference when pronouncing Arabic numbers depending on which dialect you want to say the numbers in. But for this lesson we will use the Standard Arabic Click here for Instructions Click on the buttons to listen to the sounds ٧ ٦ ٥ ٤ ٣ ۲ ۱ ۰ ۱۰ ٩ ٨ Main Menu

2. Arabic Numbers pronunciations 2) Here are buttons of Arabic number in English transcript Click here for Instructions Arba’a Asharah Click on the buttons to listen to the pronunciations Thalaatha Tis’a Eethnayn Thamaaneeya Sab’a Main Menu Wahid Sifer Sitta Khamsa

2. Arabic Numbers pronunciations 3) Finally here are several Arabic sentences, click on each and identify the Arabic numbers used: Click here for Instructions Click on each and identify the Arabic numbers used Khamsa Arba’a Main Menu

2. Arabic Numbers pronunciations Practice Click on the flash card to listen to the Arabic number and then choose the correct answer: What number is this It is: ? ? ( ) ( ) What number is this It is ? ? ( ) ( ) Main Menu

2. Arabic Numbers pronunciations Practice What number is this It is: ? ? ( ) ( ) What number is this It is: ( ) ( ) Main Menu

2. Arabic Numbers pronunciations Practice What number is used in this sentence It is: ? ( ) ( ) ( ) Wahid Main Menu

3. Writing Arabic Numbers Skills test Choose the answer which you feel suitable: Draw a line between A and B by using the pen pointer Main Menu

3. Writing Arabic Numbers After learning to identify the Arabic numbers through reading, and pronunciation, it is time to learn how to write. Click here for Instructions Click on the video to view how to write Arabic Numbers Main Menu

3. Writing Arabic Numbers 1) As a start, it is better to match dots to formulate the Arabic number. Click here for Instructions Click on the card to view how to write Arabic Number Main Menu

3. Writing Arabic Numbers Click here for Instructions Click on the card to view how to write Arabic Number Main Menu

3. Writing Arabic Numbers 2) Now let’s take 5 seconds to see the Arabic number before it disappears and then write them. Click here for Instructions Click on each card and wait for 5 seconds to view the AN and then view the hand written form ٧ ٦ ٥ ٤ ٣ ۲ ۱ ٠ ۱۰ ٩ ٨ Main Menu

3. Writing Arabic Numbers 3) Final step, it is time to look at a scenario where you refer to Arabic numbers from written English numbers. As previously said, AN are written from left to right when used in a context. Click here for Instructions Click on the platform to view the numbers in Arabic ٦٩ ٥ ۲ ٩٩ Main Menu

3. Writing Arabic Numbers Practice 1: Click here for Instructions ٦ Match between the dots to practice writing AN. When finish, Check your answers if they match or not ٥ ٣ ٤ ۱ ۲ Check answers ۱۰ ٩ ٨ Main Menu ٧ ٠

3. Writing Arabic Numbers Practice 2: Now let’s take 5 seconds to see the Arabic number before it disappears and then write them. Click here for Instructions Click on each card and wait for 5 seconds to view the AN and then view the hand written form ٧ ٦ ٥ ٤ ٣ ۲ ۱ ٠ ٦ ٧ ٥ ٤ ٣ Check answers Main Menu ۲ ۱ ٠ ۱۰ ٩ ٨

3. Writing Arabic Numbers Click here for Instructions Consider this situation and. Practice translate the 3: English number in the first box to AN in the second box by using the pen pointer in power point tools: You are a mediator between an Arabian manager and your American client. Your client gave the manager his phone number in English. Unfortunately, the manager does not know any English. ۲٠۲٥٣۱٦٦٩٦ Check answers Main Menu

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