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Arabic Cursive Script and Orthographic Conventions

3rd Grade · Languages · Australian Curriculum

11 lessons

Goal

Write and connect Arabic letters accurately in all positional forms and apply diacritical marks in simple sentences.

11 lessons
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  1. Connecting Initial, Medial, and Final Letter Forms in WordsUp next
  2. Writing Words with Non-Connecting Letters (Alif, Daal, Dhaal, Raa, Zay, Waw)Not started yet
  3. Distinguishing Taa Marbutah and Taa Maftuhah in WritingNot started yet
  4. Applying Short Vowel Diacritics (Harakat) to Clarify MeaningNot started yet
  5. Placing Sukun and Shaddah Marks Accurately in Written WordsNot started yet
  6. Writing Alif Maqsurah and Alif Mamdudah in Familiar WordsYou are here
  7. Placing Hamza Seats on Alif, Waw, and Yaa in Basic VocabularyNot started yet
  8. Using Arabic Punctuation Marks: Comma, Question Mark, and Full StopNot started yet
  9. Copying and Formatting Arabic Numbers from 1 to 50Not started yet
  10. Spacing Words and Aligning Right-to-Left Lines in Neat HandwritingNot started yet
  11. Proofreading and Correcting Letter Connection Errors in Simple SentencesNot started yet
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Learning standards covered

auAC9LA4U02Australian Curriculum (v9) · Languages · 3rd Grade

recognise some letter positions and language conventions, grammatical structures and basic syntax in familiar texts and contexts

auAC9LA4C05Australian Curriculum (v9) · Languages · 3rd Grade

create and present informative and imaginative spoken, written and multimodal texts using modelled conventions of letter positions in simple sentences, and formulaic expressions