From the first letters to real sentences: Arabic games and printables for kids aged 4–7, with English help for parents. Free at home and in class.
Celebrate with Juju! Free Arabic activities for home and the classroom smartboard. 🔒 They open with the free Juju login: ask us for it.
More than the alphabet. Each world is a set of games about one part of how Arabic works, so your child learns to use it, not just recognise it. Every world matches a topic in our parent guide.
Every letter has Juju's story, the letter train, words with audio and a printable card. Alif and Baa lessons are open to everyone; the other lessons open with the free Juju login. 15 minutes a day is enough.
Every letter is taught through listening, speaking, reading and writing, with movement and play.
Give your whole class Juju Arabic with one school login. It works on smartboards, iPads and Chromebooks, with nothing to install.
Do one short letter lesson together each week. Every lesson has audio for Arabic words and English explanations for parents, so you can listen, repeat and play the games with your child without speaking Arabic yourself. 15 minutes a day is enough.
No. After the letters, Juju Worlds teach how Arabic works step by step: vowels and dots, "the" and "a", boy and girl words, sentences and questions, pronouns like ana, anta and huwa, and how verbs change with the person. Each world matches a topic in our parent guide, so you know what your child is learning.
Juju Arabic is made for children aged about 4 to 7, from nursery (FS2) to Year 2, who are starting to learn the Arabic alphabet.
Yes. The letter lessons, games and sample printables are free. Schools and nurseries can get the full printable packs, extra games and custom pages for their class with a school login.
Yes. Lessons follow a letter-a-week pace and cover the letters and common words Year 1 children learn in UAE schools. Each letter covers listening, speaking, reading and writing.
No. Juju Arabic works in any web browser on phones, tablets, laptops and classroom smartboards. You can add it to your home screen to open it like an app.