SuperFoods of Arabia – In Nature Program
Event Date:
February 16, 2025
Event Time:
10:00 am
Event Location:
Mankhool Library
Step outside and let the adventure begin –
“الطبيعة” awaits all young explorers!
Join us as we nurture through nature and take your child on an unforgettable Arabic learning journey exploring the “Superfoods of Arabia”
Through this monthly program, together we explore the richness of التمر, the importance of الزيتون, and the types of honey from عسل جبلي to عسل السدر
What kind of liquids are native to the region we live in? Discover the power of nature with Arabia’s finest superfoods – Experience a taste of wellness, tradition, and culture through our bilingual In Nature program.
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The event is designed to help children explore and learn about the Superfoods of Arabia, i.e, foods that are commonly found in the Arabian culture and tradition. These sessions fall under Arabically's signature Nature program that will span over 8 sessions. Through this program, we aim to equip children with ideas and experiences that will help them understand the cultural, historical as well as nutritional significance of these foods. The sessions are specially curated to impart Arabic learning through hands-on activities, storytime, interactive games, DIY recipes, eco-friendly crafts and engaging discussions.
The children may be divided into groups to suit their level of Arabic.
Please ensure you reach 5-7 minutes before the event start time, which is 10:15 am to 11:45 am. Unfortunately, we cannot make up any missed parts of the event if the child comes late.