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A closer look
One letter. Two sides to explore.
A clear letter and roomy tracing guide on the front. A picture, an Arabic word and its meaning on the back.
Alif
Baa
Meem
Tap a card to turn it over
Arabic alphabet flashcards
Little letters.
Lovely beginnings.
Make room for a few minutes of Arabic together. Say a letter, trace its shape and discover a new word—one card at a time.
Made for little learners
Space to try. Freedom to repeat.
Big, clear example letters help children recognise each shape.
Wide, hollow tracing guides leave room to follow the numbered strokes.
Rounded corners and a waterproof surface make everyday wipe-clean practice simple.
Pictures, Arabic words and transliterations bring the reverse of every card to life.
Ready for another go
Draw. Turn the pen. Wipe.
The set comes with a dry-erase pen and an eraser on the back. Trace inside the hollow letter, turn the pen around, and wipe away the marks.
Fine tip for tracing. Follow the guide at your child’s pace.
Eraser on the back. A fresh start is always close at hand.
Use the cards again. The printed letter stays; the practice marks wipe away.
A small daily ritual
Look. Trace. Wipe. Repeat.
Start with one card and let your child set the pace.
- 01
Look & say
Point to the coloured example letter and say its sound together.
- 02
Trace & explore
Draw inside the hollow guide. Flip the card to discover the picture and word.
- 03
Wipe & repeat
Use the eraser on the back of the pen. Try the letter again, or choose another.
Trace. Wipe. Try again.
A moment together
Put the phone down.
Pick a letter together.
An easy, screen-free activity for little hands and curious minds. Sit alongside your child, celebrate the attempts, and make Arabic part of your family’s everyday moments.
In real hands
The cards, up close.
Swipe to explore. Tap any image for a full-size view.
Good to know
A few helpful answers.
What comes in the set?
28 double-sided Arabic alphabet cards and one dry-erase pen with an eraser on the back.
How does the tracing work?
Your child follows the wide hollow letter with the dry-erase pen. The coloured example and numbered strokes help them see the shape and direction.
Can we wipe the cards clean and use them again?
Yes. The cards have a waterproof, wipe-clean surface. Use the eraser on the back of the pen to remove practice marks. Use a dry-erase pen, rather than a permanent marker.
What is on the other side?
A picture, its Arabic word, a transliteration and an English meaning—another way to explore the letter together.
Where should we begin?
Choose one letter. Say its sound, trace together and turn the card over to explore the picture. Keep it short and playful, and move on when your child is ready.