KG2 English Words for Terms 1 and 2, with Pictures and Pronunciation
All the KG2 English curriculum words: with pictures, audio and Arabic meanings, ordered by term and topic. Plus the first 18 words your child reads alone by sounding out, and what the exam asks about.
- Suitable age
- 5 to 6 years (KG2)
- Suggested time
- 5 words a day
- What you need
- A phone for audio, and the free KG2 study guide
- every word in the KG2 curriculum with pictures and audio, by term and topic.
- the first words a child reads by sounding out (3 letters).
- the difference between KG1 and KG2 words.
- what the KG2 exam asks about.
A Word in KG2: Heard, Then Read, Then Written
- Your child taps the word, hears it and says it.
- They read it by sounding out, with a finger under each letter.
- They write it on a “Look and Write” sheet from the lesson’s worksheets.
Term 1
School supplies (worksheets)
حقيبة 
كتاب 
دفتر 
ممحاة 
مسطرة 
قلم تلوين 
مقلمة The classroom (worksheets)
باب 
نافذة 
طاولة 
كرسي 
لوح 
حائط 
أرض 
طاولة Shapes (worksheets)
دائرة 
مربع 
مثلث 
مستطيل 
نجمة 
معيّن Colors (worksheets)
أحمر 
أزرق 
أصفر 
أخضر 
برتقالي 
زهري 
بنفسجي 
أبيض 
أسود 
بنّي Term 2
Days of the week (worksheets)
Toys (worksheets)
كرة 
سيارة 
دمية 
دبدوب 
قطار 
طائرة 
روبوت 
يويو 
بالون Food and drinks (worksheets)
بيضة 
سمك 
حليب 
ماء 
كعكة The house and rooms (worksheets)
غرفة النوم باب نافذة جدار أرضية The First Words a KG2 Child Reads Alone
Three-letter words using the five vowels. Your child says the sounds, then blends them. Tap a word to hear how it sounds once blended.
The full method is in Reading a First Word and Vowels.
What Does the KG2 Exam Ask About?
The missing letter, uppercase and lowercase, the first sound of a word, the right word for a picture, read and match, and numbers. The sample with answers is in the KG2 sample exam, and the full study guide is in the free KG2 study guide.
Five school supplies from your child’s own bag, then they read a three-letter word.
Each child takes something out of their bag and says: This is a… and the class repeats.
Summary
- KG2 children know 100 to 120 words, and read 20 three-letter words among them.
- Term 1: school, the classroom, shapes and colors. Term 2: days, toys, food and the house.
- In KG2 a word is heard, said, read, and written (after it’s been read).
- The same words appear in the KG2 study guide and its sample exam.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the KG2 English words?
School supplies, the classroom, shapes and colors, days of the week, toys, food, the house and numbers to 20, along with all the letters and reading three-letter words. They’re all on this page with audio and pictures.
What’s the difference between KG1 and KG2 words?
In KG1 children learn a word through its picture and sound only. In KG2 they read it by sounding it out and write it. So KG2 words are more numerous and a little longer, and include sentences: This is a pen. I like apples.
How does a child read a three-letter word?
They say each letter’s sound slowly, then blend them: c – a – t → cat. The method and practice are in the article on reading a first word, and in the “My sounds” pages of the KG2 study guide.
Does it match the KG2 school curriculum?
The topics are the same (school, classroom, shapes, toys, food, the house) with the letters and their sounds. If the school adds words, most of them are in the site’s lessons with audio.
