Arabic Alphabet Beginning Middle and End

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These flashcards will help your students recognize how each Arabic letter looks when it is isolated, in the middle of a word, and how it looks at the end of a word. Students will learn, practice, and review the Arabic alphabet with this set. The cards with the red border are “naughty” letters since they do not join on to any letter after them (to the left of them). However, they do allow other normal letters to join them from the right.

These pages can be used as worksheets or as flashcards.

I've personally used them as flashcards by cutting and folding each -that way the students can see the solid form on one side and the traceable one on the back side.

Laminate for durability and provide dry erase markers with fine tips to make an engaging and fun environment.

All the best!

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

Practice handwriting formation of Arabic letters through guided tracing
Recognize which Arabic letters do not connect to a following letter

Teaching tips

Introduce the non-joining-letter rule before assigning the tracing pages, since it is presented as background context the student needs to understand connecting versus non-connecting letters

Skills covered

Arabic letter formation — students trace Arabic letters across ten practice pages to build handwriting fluency.
Letter-connection recognition — students learn that certain Arabic letters never join to the letter following them.

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Concepts & topics

Core concepts

Arabic alphabet
Letter formation
Handwriting

Topics

Arabic alphabet Beginning middle end Letter forms Arabic handwriting Alphabet chart

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