Arabic Alphabet Worksheets & Flashcards – 28 Letters

Students trace and write each of the 28 Arabic letters from right to left.

Students match a letter's written form to its spoken name using a word bank or line-matching format.

Students identify how many times a target letter appears within a grid of similar letters.

Students identify whether a given Arabic letter form is in its initial, medial, final, or isolated position within a word.

Introduce letters in the same two-at-a-time order the tracing pages use, since matching and fill-in pages later reuse the same letter groupings.

Use the fold-over flashcards for a quick partner drill once students have gone through the tracing pages, since each card pairs a letter's shape with its name.

Save the ‘Beginning, Middle and End’ pages for after students are comfortable with individual letter shapes, since positional forms are a more advanced concept than isolated letter recognition.

Arabic letter formation — students trace and write all 28 letters of the Arabic alphabet from right to left.

Letter-name matching — students match a written Arabic letter to its spoken name from a word bank.

Visual letter discrimination — students find and count occurrences of a target letter within a grid of similar shapes.

Positional letter forms — students identify whether an Arabic letter appears in its initial, medial, final, or isolated form.