Complete the Urdu Word – Cut and Paste Worksheets
Age Group: 4–6 years No. of Pages: 4 Format: Printable PDF | Free Download
These Complete the Urdu Word worksheets (لفظ مکمل کریں) show pictures with words that have one letter missing. Your child cuts out the correct letter from the bottom of the page and pastes it into the gap. There are 4 printable pages for ages 4–6.
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About This Worksheet
Each page has nine pictures, each with its word missing one letter. Your child says the word, works out which letter is missing and glues it in.
The missing letter can be at the start, middle or end of the word, so it builds on the letter forms worksheets. It is a gentle first step into reading and spelling Urdu words.
Skills Your Child Practises
- Reading short Urdu words
- Finding the missing letter
- Letter forms at the start, middle and end
- Scissor control
How to Use This Worksheet
- Name each picture together first.
- Read the word aloud and ask which sound is missing.
- Find the matching letter among the cut-outs.
- Read the full word again after gluing.
- Do one page per sitting.
What’s Next?
When your child can complete words, move on to the Do Harfi Ilfaz worksheets for two-letter words.
Where This Worksheet Fits
This worksheet is part of the IdeazSuper Urdu joined letters and cut-and-paste set for ages 3–6, listed in the order we suggest using them:
- Match Alphabets with Half Shapes
- Adhi Ashkaal & Mukammal Huroof – Find and Circle
- Adhi Ashkal Cut and Paste
- Letter Forms – Start, Middle, End (ا تا ث)
- Letter Forms – Start, Middle, End (ج تا ڈ)
- Letter Forms – Start, Middle, End (ذ تا س)
- Letter Forms – Start, Middle, End (ش تا ع)
- Letter Forms – Start, Middle, End (غ تا ل)
- Letter Forms – Start, Middle, End (م تا ے)
- Starting Letter Sound Cut and Paste
- Urdu Alphabet Sequencing Cut and Paste
- Complete the Urdu Word Cut and Paste (this worksheet)
New to Urdu letters? Start with the First Urdu Picture Book and the Urdu alphabet set.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does my child do?
Cut out the missing letter for each word and paste it in the gap.
What age is this for?
Ages 4–6, once your child knows the letters and their joined forms.
Is the missing letter always first?
No. It can be at the start, middle or end of the word.
What do I need?
Scissors, glue and a printed copy of each page.
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Looking for more Urdu practice? Browse all our free Urdu worksheets for preschool and kindergarten (اردو ورک شیٹس), with haroof identification, beginning sounds, tracing and writing, Do Harfi Ilfaz, assessments and admission test practice for ages 3–6, all in one place.