Interactive Activity Books

How to choose the right activity book

Start with the product's stated age range, then consider your child's current skills, attention span and the language they use at home or at school. Level 1 is designed for the foundation stage from ages 2 to 5, while Level 2 offers more advanced language and maths activities for ages 6 to 8. Age helps narrow down the options, but it doesn't replace observing your child's actual readiness.

Not sure which level is right? See our guide to choosing an activity book by age and skills.

Common questions before you choose

What's the difference between Level 1 and Level 2?

Level 1 is for ages 2–5 and focuses on basics such as letters, numbers, colours, shapes and everyday concepts. Level 2 is for ages 6–8 and offers more advanced skills, including language, counting, addition and subtraction, and telling the time. In both cases, watch how easily your child manages the activities rather than relying on age alone.

Should I choose Arabic or English?

Choose the language you want to support in everyday use. The Arabic edition helps reinforce concepts in Arabic, while the English edition supports English vocabulary and instructions. There's no need to buy both if your current goal is clear.

When is the bundle a good choice?

The bundle is a good choice when your family genuinely uses both languages and can spread out sessions without tiring your child. Each bundle combines an Arabic book and an English book from the same age level, so choose the 2–5 or 6–8 bundle according to your child's stage.

What's the difference between the activity books and My Words or Horoofi?

The Level 1 and Level 2 books combine a variety of activities and skills. My Words focuses on building vocabulary with 160 cards across 13 vocabulary groups, while Horoofi is dedicated to learning and tracing the Arabic letters. The choice depends on which skill needs more focus.