Madrassa learning Arabic

Targeting kindergarteners, Madrassa teaches Arabic reading and writing through a series of gamelike experiences. Quirky animal characters invite users to engage listening to, reading, and practicing Arabic through spelling-puzzles to with roll-over audio, and traceable letterforms.

Madrassa feels fresh, contemporary and inviting; it's an app that speaks “21st century kid” as much as it does Arabic. The emphasis placed on visuals are equally appealing to adults and children alike, and could be used by beginning Arabic learners of any age as an entry point to the alphabet. Because it's target age is kindergarten, the interface is intuitive and is built for young exploring brains.

Although Madrassa chooses to model formal instead of colloquial Arabic, it synthesizes speaking and reading, and also teaches writing through a tracing mechanic. Ultimately, Madrassa users learn how to write Arabic characters, and speak and read rudimentary Arabic vocabulary.