My Reading Adventure ยท Updated V3
Seven steps from recognising Arabic letters to reading short words with fatha, kasra and damma. Take your time. You can repeat every game.
No sign-in needed. Play, practise and take a screenshot of your results to share with your teacher.
Choose a reading step
Follow the vowel-by-vowel sequence: fatha letters โ two letters with fatha โ three letters with fatha โ kasra letters โ fatha + kasra words โ damma letters โ three-vowel words. Study the letters first, then practise Listen, Speak, Read and Write. Use Next or Skip at any time.
Step 1
๐ธ My results โ screenshot this page
Your results are visible only while this page remains open. No names or learner codes are needed.
To share with your teacher: take a screenshot of this results page and upload it through your school-approved Google Classroom assignment. Do not include other personal information in the screenshot. Results reset when you refresh or close the page.
How to play
Student: Choose a step, then practise Listen, Speak, Read and Write. After each answer, choose Next question; after a short practice round, select Continue to next skill. At any point you can press Skip / Next. When you finish, open My results and take a screenshot to share through Google Classroom. Keep the page open until your screenshot is taken.
Teacher: Pupils can show their screenshot in person or submit it through a school-approved Google Classroom assignment. The site requires no names, login, learner codes, CSV files, or teacher dashboard.
Listening: โHear itโ uses your browser's Arabic text-to-speech voice. If an Arabic voice is unavailable or unclear, an adult should read the sound aloud while the learner looks away.
Speaking: Pupils read aloud and self-assess confidence. This is not automatic pronunciation scoring; teachers should listen directly where possible.
Letters: Use the letter wall to see and hear all 28 letter forms with the target haraka. Each practice round tests seven items; repeat rounds and ask your teacher to check recognition of the complete alphabet. Scores show practice, not proof of mastery.
Writing: Letter tiles practise order and spelling. Practise handwriting separately.
Privacy: Results are held only in the current browser page memory, not saved to local storage, uploaded to a server, or sent automatically. Refreshing the page clears the results. Screenshots submitted through Google Classroom are governed by your school's arrangements.