What Kids Learn
The use of Lamsa aims to support child’s interest towards oral and written language and gradually reading and writing. A child learns to recognise and identify letters and understands the basic concept of print, how it is formed of letters which form individual words. Child’s experience that he/she is being heard and that the initiatives are being answered is important for the development of communication skills. Child’s language is developing as the vocabulary and verbal memory are expanding.
Building mathematical knowledge starts by familiarizing with numbers and shapes. A child learns the number symbols, how they relate to each other and that numbers can be used to count, compare and measure.
It is important to promote children's cultural competence as well as their interaction and self-expression skills during early childhood. In order to learn appreciating the cultural diversity, it is good to understand how different cultures, habits and human values are formed.
Skills related to self-care, health and safety are important for everyone. Early childhood’s mission in this aspect is to strengthen the wellbeing and safety of children and give guidance to their growth towards being self-reliant and capability to act independently.
Information and communications technology skills are needed in everyday human interaction and social participation. Multimodality, information and communications technology understanding promotes children's educational outcomes and the educational equality. The development of these skills starts in early childhood. Multimodality includes a variety of reading skills such as the literacy of images, numeric literacy, media literacy and basic literacy.
The development of social and emotional skills aims to support understanding the meaning of healthy social relationships in life and the ability to identify and manage one’s own feelings. Through Lamsa’s activities children practice situational thinking skills, empathy and how to regulate their emotions in social interaction.
Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts.
Dear All, If your a parent who is looking for an app to help their child learn Arabic then this is what you need. My bilingual son used to hate people speaking to him in Arabic and especially playing Arabic games now he asks to play them. I will admit it as a non-Arabic reader it's hard but that's what dad's are for and the support on here is fantastic from Lamsa. I am no way affiliated with them just a very happy mummy whose son loves watching and doing everything now in Arabic.
Kelly Bartlett Al Muhairi
Mother
Creative
كل التحايا للمبدعين القائمين على لمسة
Zaina Al-Rashaideh
Mother
تطبيق روعة ومفيد جداً للأطفال، يا ريت كل أم تنزله لأولادها لما فيه من إفادة وإبداع للأطفال، كل الشكر والامتنان للقائمين على الإبداع والتقدم والرقي
عبد الرحمن
Father
برنامج رائع أنصح به وبشدة كأسلوب تعليمي راقي للأطفال وسيكون من الممتع دمجه في التعليم في المدارس خاصة فيما يتعلق بتعلم الحروف والقراءة
ليلى الشيزاوي
Mother
أطفالي أحبوا لمسة كثيرا. تطبيق جميل جدا ومحبب للاطفال ويساعد على تعلم العربية الفصحى
أفضل تطبيق للأطفال باللغة العربية
شكرا لمسة
Nour Elhouda
Mother
تستحقون الاشاده فأهدافكم تربويه ونبيلة
alhashemia12
Mother
اهم شي بالسفر تطبيق لمسة خصوصا سفر البر مشكورة جهودكم الجبارة. تطبيق اكثر من رائع
dr.zaineh_fuad
Mother
"شكرا لكم" من وسط حرب سوريا فقد أضئتم عتمة الحرب بعد الله.. شكرا
Mouhannad Mahbani
Father
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