Arabic alphabet chart
All 28 Arabic letters in order, starting at the top right — because Arabic reads right to left. Tap a letter to hear its name, or print the chart for the fridge or the classroom wall.
Teacher review under way.
الْحُرُوفُ الْعَرَبِيَّة
The Arabic Alphabet
Start at the top right and read from right to left ←
All 28 letters
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Same colour = same shape, different dots. Printing gives a clean white chart on one page (US Letter or A4).
Four ways to use the chart
Point and say
Go along a row from right to left, pointing at each letter and saying its name together. Tap the letters on screen to check.
Find the families
Letters with the same colour share a shape and differ only by dots, like ب ت ث. Ask: how many dots? On top or underneath?
I spy a letter
Say a letter's name and let your child find it on the chart. Swap roles — children love being the teacher.
Cover and guess
Cover one letter with a sticky note. Which one is hiding? Start with the first row only.
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