ARABOH.com recently spoke with two Arab-American mothers who designed a fun and interactive Arabic-language game in response to their own children's learning needs, and will soon be releasing the game to the rest of the world!
Abjad, a game targeted at 3-6year olds that focuses on alphabet recognition and vocabulary enrichment, was born from Reem Atassi and Mouna Abdelhamid's longing to have their children learn the Arabic language and heritage. "In search of tools to teach our children, we encountered massive road blocks of non-stimulating, un-illustrated, and often outdated Arabic educational tools. As a result, we, as mothers, decided to create a fun and interactive Arabic-based learning mechanism that could compete with its English counterpart."
Check out www.abjadhawaz.me for details on the game's upcoming release, and watch the video below for a demonstration of the game.
