Arabic Made Fun
Write the Letters – Arabic Letter Tracing Workbook for Kids (Step 2 of 6)
Write the Letters – Arabic Letter Tracing Workbook for Kids (Step 2 of 6)
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🎧 Audio & online games coming soon. We're adding AI-enhanced audio so your child can hear every letter said out loud in Arabic, plus interactive online games that practise the same skills. Even if no one at home speaks Arabic, your child will hear it clearly and can repeat it.
Now that your child knows the letters, it's time to write them! Step 2 gives every Arabic letter its own tracing page, with big dotted letters on proper writing lines.
Arabic letters change shape at the start, middle and end of a word. This book shows all 4 shapes from day one, in a gentle one-letter-a-day rhythm.
What's inside
- 28 tracing pages: one per letter, from Alif to Ya
- All 4 letter shapes: alone, beginning, middle and end
- Tracing and writing: 3 rows of dotted tracing and 2 free-writing lines on every page
- Draw and color: a picture word to read and a box to draw it
- “I did it!” stars: to color at the bottom of every page
- Adventure Map and certificate: to follow the path and celebrate Step 2
- Grown-up guide: pencil grip and writing tips
What your child will learn
- How to write all 28 Arabic letters, from right to left
- The 4 shapes each letter takes inside a word
- The 6 “shy letters” that never join the next letter
- Fine motor control and pencil confidence
Why parents like it
One page a day, about 10 minutes. The dark first letter on each row shows exactly where to start, and the stars give your child a small win every single day.
Good to know
- Instant digital download: 32-page PDF, A4 size (prints on US Letter with “Fit to page”)
- Printer-friendly design with white pages and light colors
- Ages 4–7 · about 10–15 minutes a day
- For personal and classroom use
📄 This is a digital product. No physical item will be shipped.
Pairs well with: Step 1 · Meet the Letters · Step 3 · Count to 10 · The Complete Learning Path bundle (all 6 books)
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