Arabic Letters Naughty & Nice Part 4
Lam's lollipop, Waw's waffles and Yaa's pie: the last six Arabic letters, Lam to Yaa, in a 5-minute cartoon for children aged 4 to 6.
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What is Arabic Letters Naughty & Nice Part 4 about?
Arabic Letters Naughty & Nice Part 4 is an animated video for children aged 4 to 6 that introduces the final six letters of the Arabic alphabet, from Lam to Yaa, and completes the animated series.
Lam has a lollipop. She licks it and her lips turn yellow: lemon, lovely. She licks some more and they go green: lime. Then they turn black: liquorice, which she does not like at all. Meem's favourite toy, a monkey called Maxie, has monkey measles, so Meem gives him maple syrup as medicine and then puts sticky Maxie in the washing machine. Noon cannot sleep because her neighbour, Nutty the squirrel, is cracking nuts; the squirrel suggests earplugs, and at last Noon falls asleep. Haa makes a hat out of hay for Harry, her hamster, and it makes him look handsome, until Harry eats it, thinking it was a hay snack. Greedy Waw comes down early to breakfast and gobbles his own waffles, then his sister's, his brother's, his mummy's and his daddy's. Last, Yaa is bored and says no to playing in the yard and no to the yo-yo, but yes please to baking a yummy pie with Granny.
This Haa is a softer letter than the Haa of Part 1. The narration says each letter's name with authentic Arabic pronunciation, and the English words in each scene begin with the letter's sound, so children hear it again and again.
The video is about 5 minutes long and music-free. The interactive Book 4 teaches the same letters, and it is a Miraj original.
What your child will learn
- Lam, Meem, Noon, Haa, Waw and Yaa are the last six letters of the Arabic alphabet.
- Taking everyone else's food, as Waw does, is greedy and unfair.
- When something bothers us, we can look for a calm answer, as Noon does.
- Helping at home, like baking with Granny, can be more fun than being bored.
Talk about it afterwards
- What colours did Lam's lips turn, and which flavour did she not like?
- How do you think Waw's family felt when he ate their waffles?
- What did Noon do so she could sleep?
- What would you like to bake with Granny?
Frequently asked questions
What age is Arabic Letters Naughty & Nice Part 4 suitable for?
Children aged 4 to 6 who are learning the Arabic alphabet.
Which Arabic letters does Part 4 teach?
The final six letters of the Arabic alphabet: Lam, Meem, Noon, Haa, Waw and Yaa. The interactive Book 4 teaches the same letters.
How long is Arabic Letters Naughty & Nice Part 4, and does it have music?
It is about 5 minutes long and music-free.
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