Free Arabic Letter Tracing Worksheets
Free PDF · 3 pages · Beginner
A practice sheet for every letter. The student traces three grey copies, then writes the letter three times in the empty boxes.
Writing a letter helps a child remember its shape. Tracing first gives the hand the right movement before the student tries it alone.
Each row starts with the letter and its name in a dark box, so the student can check the shape at any time.
What's inside
- All 28 letters, one row each, across three pages
- Three grey letters to trace per row
- Three empty boxes with a guide line to write the letter
- The letter's name beside every row
How to use it
- Do one page a day rather than all 28 letters at once.
- Say the letter's name each time the student traces or writes it.
- Arabic letters are written from right to left. Start each stroke on the right.
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Questions
What age are these worksheets for?
Children who are starting to hold a pencil and learn the letters, usually from about five. Adults learning to write Arabic can use them too.
Do the worksheets cover every letter?
Yes. All 28 letters, in Noorani Qaida order, across three pages.
Can I print them more than once?
Yes. Print as many copies as you need for your family or class.