Level I. At the end of the first year:  Students should be able to communicate information, ideas and opinions.  Students should be able to demonstrate.

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Level I

At the end of the first year:  Students should be able to communicate information, ideas and opinions.  Students should be able to demonstrate comprehension of specific factual information and attitudes, expressed in simple spoken and written contexts where the language is familiar.  Students should be able to identify main ideas and supporting details with familiar language and draw conclusions from spoken and written texts where the language is familiar.  Students should be able to understand and appropriately use basic structures and vocabulary.  Students should be able to request and provide information in simple, familiar situations in both spoken and written contexts.

 1- How to Identify the letters: ( Listening and reading) أ ب ت ث ج ح خ د ذ ر ز س ش ص ض ط ظ ع غ ف ق ك ل م ن ه و ى  2- How to produce the letters:( speaking and writing) ث ح خ ذ ز ش ص ض ط  3- Join the letters to form simple words: ا س ت ر د ا ح ت ج ز ث ا ب ت  4- Separate the letters when presented in connected form: احتارتبتسدادأحزابأستباح  5- Identify the non-joining letters: أ د ذ ر ز