Arabic Letters Naughty & Nice Part 2
Daal, Dhaal, Raa, Zaay, Seen, Sheen, Saad and Daad: eight Arabic letters, naughty and nice, in a 6-minute cartoon for children aged 4 to 9.
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What is Arabic Letters Naughty & Nice Part 2 about?
Arabic Letters Naughty & Nice Part 2 is an animated video for children aged 4 to 9 that introduces eight more letters of the Arabic alphabet, from Daal to Daad, some naughty and some nice.
Daal dresses up as a deadly dragon, hides behind the door and jumps out roaring at his little sister. Dhaal cannot choose in the sweet shop, "these, or maybe those", while the queue behind grows angry, until Dhaal decides to have them all. Raa cuts all the roses in Granny's garden and Granny is upset, but they are going in his rocket to a friend on the moon, who thinks they smell lovely. Zaay hits her friend Zebra while playing and does not say sorry, then feels bad, buys Zebra a stripy mug and says sorry with a hug.
The nice letters are kind. Seen invites a seal and a seagull to dinner and serves them salad sprinkled with seeds, salmon and squid, then ice cream. Sheen has a shiny coin to buy shoes, but on the way sees a dog shivering with cold and buys a shawl for the dog instead. Saad asks for salt in his soup, and nobody understands until a two-humped camel works it out. Last comes Daad, in tears because no one can say his name; the teacher tells him it is a very special name.
The narration says each letter's name with authentic Arabic pronunciation, and the English words in each scene begin with a sound close to the letter's. The video is about 6 minutes long and music-free. The interactive Book 2 teaches the same letters, and it is a Miraj original.
What your child will learn
- Daal, Dhaal, Raa, Zaay, Seen, Sheen, Saad and Daad are eight letters of the Arabic alphabet.
- When we hurt someone, we say sorry and try to put it right.
- Helping a creature in need is an act of mercy.
- We welcome guests and share good food with them.
- Everyone's name is special, so we try to say it properly.
Talk about it afterwards
- What did Zaay do to make things right with Zebra?
- Why did Sheen buy a shawl instead of shoes?
- What would you serve if you invited guests to dinner?
- Is your name ever hard for people to say? How does that feel?
Frequently asked questions
What age is Arabic Letters Naughty & Nice Part 2 suitable for?
Children aged 4 to 9, especially young children learning the Arabic alphabet.
Which Arabic letters does Part 2 teach?
Eight letters: Daal, Dhaal, Raa, Zaay, Seen, Sheen, Saad and Daad. The interactive Book 2 teaches the same letters.
How long is Arabic Letters Naughty & Nice Part 2, and does it have music?
It is about 6 minutes long and music-free.
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