Tracing & Handwriting

Children trace lines and shapes to build the hand control needed before letters and numbers. A starting point for the youngest writers.

Children trace lines that connect matching English and Arabic numerals. Bridges pre-writing practice with early numeral recognition.

Guided tracing practice for Arabic numerals 1 to 10. Builds the fine motor control needed for confident number writing.

Guided tracing practice for English numerals 1 to 10. Builds the fine motor control needed for confident number writing.

Children trace the names of Gulf animals in English and Arabic, then color each one in. Combines letter tracing with a bit of creative play.

Children trace the names of the KhaleejiKids in English and Arabic, then color their favorite characters. A familiar, fun way to practice letter formation.

Children use a word bank to write out the names of various animals in Arabic. A first step from tracing into independent writing.

Children use a word bank to write out the names of various animals in English. A first step from tracing into independent writing.

Children use a word bank to write out the names of different modes of transport in Arabic. Builds vocabulary alongside writing practice.

Children use a word bank to write out the names of different modes of transport in English. Builds vocabulary alongside writing practice.

Children use a word bank to write out the names of family members in Arabic. A personal, meaningful way to practice new vocabulary.

Children use a word bank to write out the names of family members in English. A personal, meaningful way to practice new vocabulary.

Children copy short Arabic sentences onto the writing line, including correct punctuation. A first step toward writing full sentences.

Children copy short English sentences onto the writing line, including correct punctuation. A first step toward writing full sentences.

Children unscramble a jumbled sentence and write it out in the correct order. A fun challenge that builds early grammar and sentence sense.

Children unscramble a jumbled sentence and write it out in the correct order. A fun challenge that builds early grammar and sentence sense.