What's inside the free sample
- Cover page
- Parent guide with a pronunciation key (including the "Arabizi" numbers 2, 3 and 7)
- 5 letter pages: Alif أ, Baa ب, Taa ت, Thaa ث and Jeem ج. Each has the big letter, all 4 forms (alone, start, middle, end), a picture word in 3 languages and 3 rows of dotted tracing.
- A closing page showing what's in the full pack
Why both Fusha and Lebanese?
Children meet two kinds of Arabic: the Modern Standard Arabic (Fusha) of books and school, and the Arabic their family speaks at home. Often the words are the same. Sometimes they aren't.
Our approach: letters in Fusha, words in both. The letters are the same everywhere, and seeing the home word next to the book word helps kids connect Arabic to real life. Transliteration on every page means parents who don't read Arabic can still help.
A 10-minute daily routine
- Say the letter's sound together.
- Trace its 4 shapes (beginning, middle, end, alone).
- Colour the picture and say the word in Fusha, then in Lebanese.
- Stop while it's still fun.
أوراق عمل مجانية لتتبع الحروف العربية
حمّلوا مجاناً ٨ صفحات من كتاب «حروفي العربية الأولى»: الحروف أ ب ت ث ج بأشكالها الأربعة، مع كلمة وصورة بالفصحى واللهجة اللبنانية والإنجليزية، وسطور للتتبع. للأعمار من ٣ إلى ٧ سنوات، بحجم A4 وLetter.
Ready for all 28 letters?
The full My First Arabic Letters workbook takes your child from Alif to Yaa: 28 letter pages, a full-colour alphabet chart and a "Super Star" certificate, 33 pages in A4 and US Letter. Or get it with the Ramadan & Eid Family Activity Kit in the Arabic Starter Bundle and save $2.50.
Questions
Is it really free?
Yes. It's a direct download: no email, no account, no payment.
What ages is it for?
Ages 3–7, the same as the full workbook. Younger children can colour and trace with help.
Can teachers use it?
Yes, with the students of one classroom or homeschool group. Please share the link to this page rather than the file.
For personal or single-classroom use; please don't resell or re-upload the file (see License). Questions? Contact us.