Original illustrated mini-stories written for children who are still decoding: every Arabic sentence is fully vocalised, paired with a transliteration and an English translation, and built from words your child already meets in the games and worksheets. Read them here scene by scene, or download the printable PDF for bedtime.
12 free stories, no account needed — and every story ends with one clear lesson.
Explore these letter-focused stories, packed with words that start with the featured letter. Read together, then colour that letter in the Alphabet coloring book.
يَوْمٌ مَعَ بَابَا
A Letter Tale for ba: Barak spends the day at the sea with his papa - and almost every word of the day starts with the letter ba. Read it after the ba page in the Alphabet coloring book.
Ages 3-6 · 7 scenes · 3 min
الْمَطَرُ فِي الْمَدْرَسَة
A Letter Tale for meem: rain falls on a school day, and Maryam's day fills with meem words — umbrella, banana, mosque, library. Rain does not stop the fun.
Ages 4–7 · 6 scenes · 3 min
الْفِيلُ وَالْفَرَاشَة
A Letter Tale for fa: a huge elephant and a tiny butterfly become friends. Filled with fa words — fiil (elephant), faraasha (butterfly), faakiha (fruit) — and one big idea: a true friend does not look at size.
Ages 3–6 · 6 scenes · 3 min
سُعَادُ وَالسَّحَاب
A Letter Tale for seen: Suad and her grandpa watch the clouds, and every cloud looks like something that starts with س — a ship, a big fish, a crab. Imagination turns the sky into a word game.
Ages 3–6 · 6 scenes · 3 min
نُورَ وَالنُّجُوم
A Letter Tale for noon: Nour cannot sleep, so she counts stars from her window — نافذة, نجوم, نوم — until a falling star grants her a very small, very perfect wish.
Ages 3–6 · 6 scenes · 3 min
تُفَّاحَةُ التِّمْسَاح
A Letter Tale for ta: Tariq the crocodile plants an apple seed beside his house in the river. It takes a long time to grow — long enough to teach the best word of all: patience.
Ages 4–7 · 6 scenes · 3 min
الأَرْنَبُ السَّعِيد
A little rabbit wants someone to play with. Every animal in the forest is busy — until he finds a friend where he least expected. A repeating story that teaches forest-animal words and the names of the animals in your Animals coloring book.
Ages 3–6 · 12 scenes · 3 min
الْفَانُوسُ الصَّغِير
Ramadan is here and Ahmad hangs his little lantern on the door. When guests arrive, he learns that the sweetest part of the month is sharing it. A gentle Ramadan story for the days when the house smells of qatayef.
Ages 4–7 · 8 scenes · 3 min
رِحْلَةٌ إِلَى الْقَمَر
Salem builds a rocket from a cardboard box — and travels through the stars to the Moon and back in time for dinner. Read it after our Solar System lesson, then colour the rocket in the Solar System coloring book.
Ages 4–7 · 8 scenes · 4 min
الْحُوتُ الصَّغِير
A little whale wonders what the world above the water looks like. The octopus is busy, the crab is busy — but the turtle knows. Read it, then colour the whale, octopus and turtle in the Sea Animals coloring book.
Ages 3–6 · 10 scenes · 3 min
عِيدٌ سَعِيد
The morning of Eid: new clothes, the Eid prayer, gifts from grandma and balloons in the street. A simple story that walks a child through the day and its words — read it with the Ramadan & Eid coloring book.
Ages 3–7 · 8 scenes · 3 min
الْغُرَابُ الذَّكِي
A thirsty crow finds a pitcher with just a little water at the bottom. His beak cannot reach it — but his mind can. A timeless fable, retold here in simple, fully vocalised Arabic.
Ages 4–8 · 8 scenes · 3 min
Every story is built from words the site already teaches. After reading, print the matching coloring book or play the letter game with the words you met: