قصص

Jad and Tala Series - When Mama Comes Back
Mama has to travel suddenly to be with the sick grandmother. She advises Jad and Tala to behave well and asks them to tell her everything that happens to them when she returns home.

But why does Jad decide not to tell Mama everything?

Jad and Tala Series - Holiday Boredom
Jad and Tala are incredibly bored during the holiday and refuse to play with their toys. Their mother hides the toys, so the siblings search for a way to entertain themselves with their friend Jalal, who is coming to visit. After some thought, they all decide to make paper airplanes, especially since they only have paper and pencils. They come up with a game, and their boredom turns into fun and laughter. Their parents join the children in enjoying their holiday.

Jad and Tala Series - At Baba's Clinic
Jad and Tala's father is a veterinarian with his own clinic. One summer holiday, his assistant falls ill and is absent, saddening their father as he needs help. Jad and Tala offer to go with him and help, dividing the tasks between them: Jad assists in the examination room, and Tala sees patients. Visitors begin arriving with their animals: Jalal comes with his tortoise, Mrs. Farida with her dog Bobby, who causes quite a disturbance in the clinic, Fatina with her cat Zizi, and Mr. Saeed with his parrot. Father treats all the animals, and the waiting room empties. But a surprise awaits at the clinic. There's a knock at the door, and it's the Bedouin girl, Nashma, who arrives with her camel, Jassim, for Father to examine in the clinic's courtyard because it's too large to enter. Jad and Tala successfully complete this task, demonstrating a high level of responsibility.

Jad and Tala Series - Mama's Cake
Jad and Tala worked together to bake an orange cake as a surprise for Mom for Mother's Day. They gathered the necessary ingredients: butter, eggs, sugar, oil, and flour. They mixed everything together, and then Dad put the ingredients in an electric mixer. When Mom came home from university, she knew there was a surprise because of the aroma of the cake that filled the house. Jad gave her his gift, and Tala sang her a song for the occasion. Then they all started eating the cake. They noticed a strange taste, and Mom realized they had substituted salt for sugar. Jad started accusing his sister, and Tala began to cry. Dad tried to comfort her by telling her about a similar incident that happened when he was little, where he put salt in his coffee instead of sugar and served it to his parents. But the joy wasn't over, as Mom had prepared a tub of ice cream, and they all ate it together in the garden.

Jad and Tala Series - Aunt Fawzia
Jad and Tala's family spend the weekend at Aunt Fawzia's farm, where everyone enjoys playing, seeing the animals, and eating barbecued meat. The next day, Jad and Tala go with Aunt Fawzia for a walk around the farm, taking bags to put whatever they like in them.
What will Jad and Tala collect inside the bags? And what is the reason for the rattling sound in them?

Jad and Tala Series - Who Took My Sandwich?
Mama prepares delicious and varied sandwiches for Jad and Tala every morning. But… at school, Jad's sandwiches disappear from his lunchbox, and he finds other sandwiches in their place. Jad comes up with a clever plan to discover the mystery behind the missing sandwiches. What is this plan? And will he succeed in finding out who is replacing his sandwich at school every day?

Jad and Tala series - No, Tala!
Tala is sad and cries when Jad refuses to let her play with him and his friend Tamer. Suddenly, the doorbell rings, bringing with it a pleasant surprise for Tala. What surprise awaits her?

Do brothers always have to play together?

Jad and Tala Series - The Doctor's Visit

On the day of her doctor's appointment, Tala hides, terrified of the vaccination. Jad, however, convinces her to go to the clinic in his own way. At the clinic, Tala's fear returns, but the doctor draws her attention to a display of balloons on the wall and asks her to count them. While Tala is doing so, she administers the vaccination, which Tala doesn't feel at all. Later, it's Jad's turn to get vaccinated, and it turns out he, too, is afraid of the needle. Tala tries to ease his fear, using the same approach he and the doctor had taken.

When we disagree
Basem and Basma are arguing, but each has their own perspective on the reason for the argument.

Will Mama succeed in resolving the fight?

red line

The red line for cars? Like a red light? “There are other, more important red lines,” and they are: your homeland, your family and home, and your own body too.
Red Line is an engaging book that teaches children about boundaries in life.

This book helps educate children about the topic of sexual harassment, and gives them the courage to confront this situation if it happens to them and to talk about it without shame.

It is not just the “Montessori Method,” but rather the culmination of years of study, research, experience, and experimentation. Here you will find what you are looking for in the Montessori Method, with all its sections (Mathematics - Language - Science - Geography - History - Practical Life and Sensory Development). It is supported by a “QR code” feature to take you directly to a video introducing the tool, so you will find yourself not just in front of a paper book, but rather a complete methodological reference, suitable for the age group from 3 to 6.

A booklet that introduces children to animals and their young.

This can be done in an appealing and entertaining way for your child.

Let's learn and have fun!

A booklet that introduces children to colors and how to mix them

This was done using images similar to drawings and in an entertaining way.

Let's learn and have fun

The teddy bear "Blue" never left "Harriet's" side since she bought him, and when she lost him he was sure she was looking for him.

This story offers a message to everyone who has lost a loved one due to travel or absence, that they will inevitably be reunited, even if after some time.

It is a window radiating with hope for the meeting of loved ones.

I felt jealous of my younger brother, so I asked my father for some time. My father agreed, and we spent a wonderful day together in the park, the playground, and the restaurant. This story teaches us the importance of sibling relationships and the value of spending time with our parents.

During recess at school, Salma, Layla, and Jad washed their hands thoroughly with soap and water in the restrooms. Maintaining personal hygiene is important to avoid getting sick and spreading illness, especially after the emergence of the coronavirus. Layla sneezed in class; is she sick? A valuable book about the human immune system, with helpful tips at the end, suitable for children over 6 years old.

Arwa wears a feather dress on her first day of school and flies like a little bird to her classroom. We will learn from Arwa how to overcome nervousness on our first day of school, how to be confident, and how to take pride in who we are.

I rely on myself

My mother didn't buy me a new doll, so I decided to save money to buy my favorite one. I did several jobs for money and managed to earn enough, but... a surprise happened at the end! In this story, we learn how to be self-reliant in order to buy what we want.