A live Zoom class for toddlers and their caregivers, filled with storytelling, songs, movement and simple creative play. Caregivers take part alongside their child.
Children meet Arabic in a way that feels natural, joyful and pressure free. They do not study Arabic with us, they experience it.
Each cohort is a 10 week Zoom experience where children learn, sing, move and explore with Adam and Mishmish: building early language, confidence, curiosity and a natural love of Arabic through guided play.
Hello Circle5 min
A warm greeting and the theme of the day.
Core Songs15 min
Interactive storytelling with music and call and response.
Vocabulary Building5 to 10 min
Playful movement that anchors new Arabic words.
Creative Moment5 min
Drawing, games and imagination prompts.
Goodbye Ritual5 min
A calm closing that ends on a feeling of security.
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A trial is the first class of the cohort, 1 Sept
The $30 trial is credited toward your cohort booking.
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Magical Mama Luma is the founder of Adam wa Mishmish. Ms. Luma brings a smile to every child's face with her love, her warmth and her playfulness.
Playful, cheeky Nabil brings the laughter and the music to class, keeping everyone singing and giggling. He's learning his words right alongside your littles.
Music Hour is for children 6 months to 5 years, with a parent or caregiver. Younger toddlers join through movement and play while older ones sing along and interact more.
No prior Arabic is needed. Children absorb it naturally through songs, repetition and play, with no homework or pressure.
No. Teachers use visual cues, movement and repetition so everyone can follow along, whatever their level.
Yes. Grandparents, nannies, aunts or uncles, any trusted caregiver is welcome, as long as they take part alongside the child.
Each session has a hello circle, interactive songs with call and response, vocabulary activities, a creative moment, and a goodbye ritual.
Each cohort is kept intentionally small, between 10 and 15 children, so every child gets the teacher's attention.
Live is very different from passive watching. You get a dedicated teacher, a small group of peers, and learning that builds week over week.
YouTube is one directional: your child watches. Music Hour is live and interactive, so the teacher adapts in real time and the group grows familiar.
A device with a camera and microphone (a laptop or tablet works best), stable internet with Zoom, and a small open space to move. Simple household items become instruments.
Zoom, with one consistent link for your cohort. No extra software or accounts needed.
We offer multiple class times across time zones, shown in your local time when you register. Private cohorts can be arranged with enough interest.
Individual sessions are not rescheduled, but where we can we share the materials so your child can catch up before the next class.
Yes. Trial sessions run with existing groups, so you get a real classroom preview before enrolling.
Pricing is per household, not per child. Siblings can join together on one screen at no extra cost, as long as everyone is visible on camera.
We do not offer refunds by default. If something comes up and you cannot continue, email us and we will look at it case by case, and where we can we will move your child to a later cohort. The trial fee is not refunded once the trial session has taken place. If we cancel a cohort, you get a transfer or a refund for the sessions not used.
Families can join the next cohort with new themes and vocabulary, or new families can start fresh.
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