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Urdu handwriting practice worksheet for children, likely from a Grade 2 textbook (as indicated by “صف نمبر 2 سے 31” at the bottom left).
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📝 Task Instruction (in Urdu):
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حروف تہجی کی چھوٹی اشکال کا حصّہ اور یاد کریں –
This translates to:
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Practice and memorize the small forms of the Urdu alphabet letters.
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✔ What You Need to Do:
You are supposed to
trace or copy each Urdu letter shown in its
small (isolated) form on the blank lines provided below each row.
There are
6 rows, each containing 5 Urdu letters. The goal is to improve handwriting and recognition of the basic Urdu alphabet in its simple, standalone shape.
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🔤 Here’s a Breakdown of the Letters in Each Row:
#### Row 1:
ب پ ت ط ث
*(ba, pe, te, ta, se)*
#### Row 2:
ج چ ح خ د
*(jeem, chee, he, khe, dal)* — *Note: The last letter here is actually "د" (dal), not "ذ" — it looks like a typo or miswriting in the original sheet.*
#### Row 3:
س ش ص ض ع
*(seen, sheen, saad, zaad, ain)*
#### Row 4:
غ ف ق ک گ
*(ghain, fe, qaaf, ke, ge)* — *Note: The last letter is "گ" (ge), not "ک" — again, might be a writing error.*
#### Row 5:
ل م ن و ہ
*(lam, meem, noon, waw, heh)* — *Note: The last letter is "ہ" (heh), not "ھ" — common variation.*
#### Row 6:
ی ئ ء ر ز
*(ye, hamza/ain, hamza, re, ze)* — *Note: The third letter is "ء" (hamza), which is often written above or below other letters, but here it's shown isolated.*
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✍️ How to Complete the Worksheet:
1.
Look carefully at each letter in the top row.
2.
Trace over it lightly with a pencil if you’re practicing.
3. On the
blank line below, write the same letter
5 times (or as many as needed to fill the space neatly).
4. Repeat for all 6 rows.
5. Focus on
correct stroke order and shape — this builds muscle memory for beautiful Urdu handwriting.
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💡 Tips for Students:
- Use a
pencil first, then go over with a pen once confident.
- Keep your
letters aligned on the baseline.
- Don’t rush — neatness matters more than speed.
- Say the letter name aloud as you write it (e.g., “بَ” → “ba”) to reinforce memory.
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🎯 Purpose of This Exercise:
This is foundational for learning to read and write Urdu fluently. Mastering the
isolated forms of letters helps later when combining them into words and understanding how they change shape in different positions (initial, medial, final).
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✔ Completed Solution Summary:
You simply need to
copy each letter from the top row onto the blank line below it, repeating it several times per line to practice proper formation and spacing.
There’s no “answer key” because this is a
handwriting drill — success is measured by
accuracy, neatness, and repetition.
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If you’d like, I can generate printable tracing versions or animated stroke orders for these letters! Let me know 😊
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of worksheet for prep class.
