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الصف الخامس الابتدائي — الترم الأول (2026)

المنهج الجديد — جميع الوحدات من 1 إلى 6

Unit 1 Unit 2 Unit 3 Unit 4 Unit 5 Unit 6
Vocabulary Unit 1: Food, Nature, and Culture
Key Vocabulary
water weedsالأعشاب المائية
huntيصطاد / يطارد
The Nile Riverنهر النيل
insectsحشرات
crocodileتمساح
Adjectives
strongقوي
cleanنظيف
amazingمدهش / مذهل
tinyصغير جدًا
dangerousخطير
largeكبير الحجم
colorfulملون
scaryمخيف
smallصغير الحجم
safeآمن
differentمختلف
hugeضخم
Extra Vocabulary
kindsأنواع
plantsنباتات
fishسمك
birdsطيور
lifeالحياة / المعيشة
roleدور / وظيفة
creaturesمخلوقات / كائنات
bothكلا من
humansالبشر
Original Vocabulary
Nile Riverنهر النيل
Crocodileتمساح
Camelsجمال
Trunkجذع الشجرة
Selfishأناني
Koshariكشري
Recipeوصفة
Ingredientsمكونات
Important Expressions and Prepositions Unit 1
around the worldحول العالم
home toموطن لـ
That's interesting!هذا مثير للاهتمام!
play an important roleيقوم بدور هام
That's whyلذلك
not reallyليس تماماً
near the riverالقرب من النهر
kinds ofأنواع من
look atينظر إلى
kings of the Nileملوك النيل
along the Nileعلى امتداد النيل
look likeيشبه
What about ...?ماذا عن ...؟
Main Points on Listening and Reading Texts Unit 1
Topic: Fish
Guiding words: colorful, eat, water weeds
The small fish in the Nile River are so colorful. The small fish eat water weeds.
Topic: Birds
Guiding words: insects, Nile
Birds eat small fish, insects, and even plants near the river.
Topic: Big Fish
Guiding words: the fish, tiny
Big fish eat smaller fish, insects, and tiny creatures in the water.
Topic: Crocodiles
Guiding words: crocodiles, kings, along
Crocodiles are the kings of the Nile.
Topic: Crocodiles (Description)
Guiding words: strong, scary
Crocodiles are very strong and scary.
Grammar Rules Unit 1
Adverbs of Frequency
Used to express how often something happens. They come before the main verb but after the verb 'to be'.
Snakes never eat plants.
Lizards are sometimes dangerous.
Countable & Uncountable Nouns
Countable: Have singular and plural forms (e.g., a banana, apples).
Uncountable: Treated as singular, do not take 'a/an' (e.g., water).
Some and Any
Some: Positive sentences, offers, and requests.
Any: Negative sentences and questions.
I would like some apples, please.
Are there any tomatoes?