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The dream of every parent is to see their kids prosper. The only way to guarantee this is by providing the child with a strong educational background.

This book aims to lay a strong foundation for Arabic Language. It has very interactive activities tailored for Play Group pupils.

These include: Tracing and Coloring of letters and numbers, Reading and writing activities.

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The dream of every parent is to see their kids prosper. The only way to guarantee this is by providing the child with a strong educational background.

This book aims to lay a strong foundation for Arabic Language. It has very interactive activities tailored for Play Group pupils. These include: Tracing and Coloring of letters and numbers, Reading and writing activities.

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