Arabic Alphabet: Free Letters to Trace and Write (Ages 2–4)
31 pages
Print at 100% (actual size). A4 for India, the UK and Europe; US Letter for the US and Canada.
Free to download and print for personal, home and classroom use. Not for resale or redistribution.
These Arabic alphabet tracing worksheets put all 28 letters, from ا to ي, in one free PDF: 28 activity pages, one letter per page. Your child traces a big dashed letter, looks at a picture with its Arabic word, then traces the letter in rows and writes it in boxes.
What's inside: the 28 letters in the standard school alphabetical order: ا ب ت ث ج ح خ د ذ ر ز س ش ص ض ط ظ ع غ ف ق ك ل م ن ه و ي. Each big letter is shown in its standalone form, without vowel marks. The picture words are everyday things, printed with tashkeel so you can read them aloud: أَرْنَب (rabbit), بَطَّة (duck), جَمَل (camel), شَمْس (sun), فِيل (elephant), يَد (hand) and more. Pages are mirrored for Arabic: the big letter sits on the right, the picture and word on the left. Headers and the instruction line are in English. The book ends with a certificate.
Age: the cover says Age 2–4.
How to print: choose the A4 PDF (or US Letter in the US and Canada), print at 100% scale ("actual size"), in colour or black and white.
Tips for parents:
- Say the letter and its word together: "ب، بَطَّة".
- One or two letters a day is plenty. Praise the trying, not neatness.
It sits with our other alphabet books. For English letters, try A to Z Letters; for right-to-left Urdu letters, see Urdu Qaida. App guide: Little Messages. Get the Chunnu Ji app on Google Play.
Questions parents ask
Which Arabic letters are in this book?
All 28 letters of the Arabic alphabet, ا to ي, one per page, in the usual school order. ة and ء do not have their own pages.
Does it teach the letter forms inside a word?
No. Each letter is shown on its own (the standalone form) for tracing. Joined forms at the start, middle or end of a word are not part of this book.
Is it a Quran or Noorani qaida book?
No. It is a simple alphabet book with everyday picture words such as rabbit, sun and elephant. It has no religious text.
Is it free?
Yes. Download the PDF and print it at home or for a class; no sign-up.
