Arabic script · right to left
Free Arabic Alphabet Tracing Worksheets for Kids
Free printable PDF · No sign-up · 4 pages
Real Arabic letters, guided by dotted lines along the centre of each stroke.
What’s inside the free sample (4 pages)
- Warm-up lines and curves
- A discovery page: letter name, forms and picture
- A practice page with center-line dotted guides
- A coloring or letter-recognition activity
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My First Arabic Letters — Help your child practise all 28 Arabic letters, discover their different forms and build confidence with guided tracing, review pages, coloring pages and a certificate.
28 letters · 76 pages · Paperback, 8.5 x 11 in · Ages 3–7
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Tips for parents
- Start every row on the right: Arabic is written right to left.
- Trace the dots first, then write the letter on its own in the empty boxes.
- Say the letter name out loud each time, so sound and shape go together.