Join Our New Arabic Classes for Kids in Person (NYC/ NJ) & Online-You Pick!

Welcome to your child’s favorite part of the week!

The #1-Rated Arabic Classes in New York City for kids and Adults.

Owned & Taught by Natives

Nasma of NY has been running successful children’s Arabic programs for over 10 years. During this time, we have worked tirelessly to develop a comprehensive curriculum, create engaging learning materials, and most importantly, nurture a genuine love for the Arabic language and culture in children.

After years of offering in-person cultural classes in Chelsea, we transitioned to remote learning during COVID-19. While that shift allowed us to continue supporting our students, it also made us realize how deeply we value the energy, connection, and sense of community that comes from in-person learning.

Today, we are excited to bring our students back together—not only to learn Arabic, but to build a strong, supportive community where children feel proud of their identity, heritage, and roots.

At the heart of our program is our unique approach to Arabic immersion through conversation, storytelling, and Arabic improv. Our students don’t just memorize vocabulary—they use the language. Through role-play, creative dialogue, and real-life scenarios, children build confidence speaking Arabic naturally and spontaneously. This focus on Arabic improv makes our classes dynamic, interactive, and highly effective, especially for young learners who thrive through movement, imagination, and play.

We are proud to be recognized by many families as offering some of the best Levantine Arabic classes for kids, with a curriculum rooted in authentic language, cultural understanding, and joyful learning experiences.

We often hear parents say, “My kids don’t speak Arabic” or “They refuse to learn it.” Our response is simple: teaching Arabic requires patience, consistency, and a shared commitment between educators and families. When children are immersed in a fun, supportive environment, everything changes.

Together, we can inspire our children not only to learn Arabic—but to love it. In doing so, we help them build confidence, strengthen their identity, and develop a lasting pride in their culture and heritage.