Arabic is written right to left, and most letters change shape depending on where they fall in a word — connected to the letter before and after in the middle, but standing differently at the start, end, or on their own. This collection starts with tracing individual letter forms before moving into how they link together in real words.
Not sure whether this should be your child's first writing system? The guide below covers why tracing should come before free writing for a connected script like Arabic, and how to tell if it's a good first or second foreign script for your child.