Taalhuis Amsterdam
Languages lessons · De Pijp
About this place
The children's Arabic courses use the immersive method, so lessons are taught fully in Arabic, with themes and vocabulary introduced through play, fantasy, music and books. 1 In the preschool classes each lesson focuses on a different theme, and parents receive a short update from the teacher after each lesson with links to songs, stories and tips. 5 The courses for older children are divided into levels that follow the CEFR Cambridge framework for children, from understanding simple sentences up to giving descriptions. 9
Key facts
| Ages | 4–6 years 24 |
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| Opening hours | Monday–Thursday 09:30–21:30; Friday 09:30–17:00; Saturday 09:30–14:30; Sunday closed 16 |
| Languages | Arabic 1 |
| Address | Gerard Doustraat 220, 1073 XB Amsterdam 15 |
Not published by the place: its prices, the days and times of its groups and whether there is a trial lesson.
Arabic for children 23 24
| Ages | 4–6 years 24 |
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| Languages | Arabic 1 |
Branches and opening hours
Taalhuis Amsterdam
Gerard Doustraat 220, 1073 XB Amsterdam 15
| Monday–Thursday | 09:30–21:30 |
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| Friday | 09:30–17:00 |
| Saturday | 09:30–14:30 |
| Sunday | closed |
De Pijp
Sources
- taalhuisamsterdam.nl/courseselection/arabic-for-children · published by the place
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is central in our courses and our children’s courses are fully taught in Arabic.
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with a language and culture together with their peers. At Taalhuis, we use the immersive
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method. This means that the lessons are fully taught in Arabic and that new themes
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and vocabulary are introduced in a natural context through play, fantasy, music and books.
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primary school. In our classes for preschoolers, each lesson focuses on a different theme, relevant
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and interactive experiences. Parents can join this adventure too through brief updates from the teacher
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after each lesson, with links to songs, stories and tips to continue exploring Arabic at
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home.
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For these courses children should have basic reading and writing skills in the latin alphabet.
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Our children’s courses for 6-11 year olds are divided into different levels that are structured
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according to the CEFR Cambridge framework for children, which provides the following guidelines and ‘can
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Starters (Pre A1, age 6-9): Children learn to understand simple sentences and conversations and can
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Movers (A1, age 7-10): Children learn to understand written and spoken short stories and to
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Flyers (A2, age 8 -11): Children learn to understand and give descriptions, write and tell
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Come play in the magical world of languages! Our lessons for children aim to make
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Preschoolers (age 4-6)
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- www.google.com/maps · Google listing
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Gerard Doustraat 220, 1073 XB Amsterdam
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Wednesday 09:30–21:30
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Thursday 09:30–21:30
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Friday 09:30–17:00
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Saturday 09:30–14:30
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Sunday closed
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Monday 09:30–21:30
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Tuesday 09:30–21:30
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