This is a
learning worksheet for Arabic letters, specifically focusing on the letter
أ (Alif). The goal is to help children recognize, write, and identify the letter أ among other Arabic letters.
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📌 Let’s break down the worksheet:
#### 1.
Top Section – Recognition & Vocabulary
- You see two animals:
- A
rabbit labeled:
أرنب *(arnab)*
- A
lion labeled:
أسد *(asad)*
- Both words start with the letter
أ (Alif) — this helps associate the letter with familiar words.
- The large letter
أ is shown with its name:
alif
✔ This teaches that
أ is the first letter of these words.
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#### 2.
Middle Section – Tracing & Writing Practice
- There are dotted lines for tracing the letter
أ (both in its isolated form and as part of a word).
- Below, there are blank lines for practicing writing the letter
أ independently.
✔ This reinforces motor skills and correct letter formation.
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#### 3.
Bottom Section – Letter Identification Game
>
"ضع دائرة حول حرف الألف"
> *“Put a circle around the letter Alif”*
You’re given a box with many Arabic letters. Your job is to find and circle
every instance of the letter أ (Alif).
Let’s go through the grid row by row:
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🔍 Step-by-step identification of “أ” (Alif):
The grid has 3 rows:
Row 1:
- ي → No
- ش → No
- ف → No
- ا →
✔ YES! (This is
Alif — written without hamza here, but still represents the sound /a/)
- ك → No
Row 2:
- ط → No
- ا →
✔ YES! (Another
Alif)
- ح → No
- ت → No
- ع → No
Row 3:
- ا →
✔ YES! (Third
Alif)
- ر → No
- ض → No
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✔ Final Answer:
You should draw circles around these three letters:
-
ا in Row 1 (4th position)
-
ا in Row 2 (2nd position)
-
ا in Row 3 (1st position)
*(Note: In Arabic script, "ا" is the standard form of Alif — even if it doesn’t have the hamza diacritic, it still represents the letter Alif.)*
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🧠 Educational Goal:
This activity helps children:
- Recognize the shape and sound of
أ (Alif)
- Distinguish it from similar-looking letters
- Practice writing it
- Connect it to real-word vocabulary (أرنب, أسد)
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🖊️ How to Complete the Worksheet:
1. Write your name at the top where it says “الاسم”
2. Trace the dotted lines for the letter أ
3. Practice writing أ on the blank lines
4. Circle all instances of
ا in the box below
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✔ Done! You’ve successfully completed the task. Great job learning the letter
أ!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of beginner arabic letters worksheets.