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Arabic Kindergarten Music Lesson Plans

For kindergarten and early-primary music teachers, class teachers, and schools

You send a lesson topic or the content you want, and Wael Salah Ali builds a ready-to-teach Arabic music lesson. Or he can propose the topic if you prefer. The lesson is delivered as a link by email.

A kindergarten teacher in a simple hijab holds a tablet beside a tambourine and painted, patterned egg-shakers on a wooden table, in calm gold light.

How it works

How a lesson plan is prepared

A teacher, seen from behind, prepares a music lesson plan at a wooden desk with a notebook, tablet, tambourine and tea under a gold lamp.
  1. Tell Wael what you need

    Send a lesson title or the content you want the children to learn. If you do not have a topic yet, Wael can propose one that fits the age group and setting.

  2. The lesson is built for you

    Wael writes an original Arabic song or chant, shapes movement and rhythm activities, and sets out clear notes so a teacher can lead the lesson with confidence.

  3. You receive a link by email

    When the lesson is ready, a link is sent to your email, with the lyrics, audio and teacher notes. Use it in class or at home, and adapt it to your group.

What’s in each plan

What’s in each kindergarten music lesson plan

Still life of a plain closed booklet, tablet, tambourine, frame drum and painted maracas with wooden handles on a dark wooden table.
01

An original Arabic song or chant

New lyrics and a melody written for your topic, plus an audio recording to help the teacher and the children learn the tune.

02

Movement and rhythm activities

Simple ideas for movement, clapping and pulse that work in a classroom circle without specialised equipment.

03

Step-by-step teacher notes

A practical running order: opening, teaching the song, the activity, and a close — written so you do not need advanced musical training.

04

Learning objectives

Short, clear aims you can tie to what the class is already working on: language, listening, participation, and the topic itself.

05

Materials list

What you need before the lesson. In most cases, voice and space are enough; anything extra is listed in advance.

06

Age adaptation

Notes on adjusting tempo, wording and activity length for kindergarten or early-primary children.

Examples

Example topics — Arabic songs for kids

These are examples only. You can request any topic that suits your class — seasons, numbers or letter songs, for instance — or ask Wael to propose one.

Four young children seen from behind sit in a rhythm circle with tambourines, a teacher softly out of focus in the background.

Who it’s for

For teachers and schools

Wael Salah demonstrates the oud to three adult teachers in an elegant gold-lit room, with small percussion on a low table.

Kindergarten and early-primary teachers

A ready lesson you can lead in circle time or a music slot, even if music is not your main subject.

Schools and nurseries

A single lesson on a chosen theme, a small set of topics for a stage or a term, or a teacher subscription.

Parents

Ready Arabic material for home: shared singing and a short activity around a theme that matters to your child.

Individuals

If you are preparing an activity or a workshop and need a ready-made Arabic lesson on a specific topic, you can request it in the same way.

Why Arabic-made

Why Arabic, not only English, lesson plans

Most well-known ready-made music programmes — such as Kindermusik and Charanga — are written first in English, and from Western musical roots. These kindergarten music lesson plans are written in Arabic and from inside Arabic music: the language the child hears, the rhythm, and a song that belongs in the classroom and at home.

It is not a substitute for the class teacher. It is a ready-made resource that the teacher leads in class; a parent may also use it at home if they wish.

Who builds the lesson

Wael Salah Ali

An oud player, singer and Arabic music educator, Wael teaches Arabic singing and oud, and is the founder of Rouh Dubai Choir, which performed at Dubai Opera. He has taught in Egypt, Oman, Kuwait and the UAE.

Wael Salah prepares a kindergarten lesson plan on a tablet, with a notebook, tambourine, painted shakers and a glass of tea under a gold lamp.
  • BA Music Education — Oud, Minia University
  • Special Diploma in Arabic Music Education
  • Diploma in Art Therapy
  • MBA in Leadership and Management

For a sample of his work with children’s songs, see the project Let’s Play (هيا بنا نلعب). More in the portfolio.

Pricing

Prices

Ranges only — no fixed prices. Three options: Egypt (EGP), the UAE (AED), and International — online only (USD). Egypt and the UAE may be in person or online, as the service allows. This is a static page and does not detect your location; your choice is saved on this device.

Range

Pack of 4 lessons

AED 420–680

UAE range · about USD 115–185

  • Four topics of your choice, or proposed by Wael
  • Roughly a month of weekly lessons
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Range

Monthly, per teacher

AED 25–50 / month

UAE range · about USD 7–14

  • Access to a growing library of ready lessons
  • Priced per teacher

The library grows as new lessons are written. This is not presented as a large catalogue that already exists.

Range

School plan

AED 150–350 / month

UAE range · about USD 40–95

  • One school or nursery campus, all teachers at that site
  • Access to the growing library
  • Custom lessons billed in the single or pack range

Prices are ranges in three currencies: Egypt (EGP, in person or online), the UAE (AED, in person or online), and International — online only (USD). Indicative rates on 11 November 2026: about 3.67 AED and 53 EGP to the US dollar.

Request

Request a kindergarten music lesson plan

On submit, WhatsApp opens with a ready message to +971 55 278 5515. The lesson itself is delivered as a link to the email you enter here, from info@waelsarabesque.com. If WhatsApp is not available, send the same request by email. Nothing is stored on this website.

Or email

Questions

Is this a live lesson with Wael, or a ready-made plan?

A ready-made plan that you teach in class or at home. Wael builds it for you; he does not attend the session unless you arrange that separately.

How is the lesson delivered?

As a link sent to your email when the material is ready. The lesson is not published on a public page; the link is for your request.

Can Wael propose the topic?

Yes. Add the age group and setting in the form, and write that you would like him to suggest the content.

In which language is the lesson delivered?

In Arabic, in English, or in both, according to what you choose on the form.

When will the lesson be ready?

The delivery date is agreed when you request, depending on the topic and the date you need it by.