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Urdu Alphabet Identification (Ages 2–5) – Find the Path

Age Group: 2–5 years No. of Pages: 39 Format: Printable PDF

These Urdu Find the Path worksheets turn letter recognition into a maze. On each page your child follows one letter, such as آ, square by square through a grid to help a child reach school or home. They are free printables for ages 2–5.

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Age: 2–5
Subject: Urdu
Skill: Letter recognition and pencil control
Letters: ا to ے
Format: Printable PDF
Pages: 39

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About This Worksheet

Each page shows a grid of Urdu letters with a start arrow and a goal, such as a school or a house. The prompt, for example آ کے راستے کی پیروی کریں, tells your child which letter to follow. Only squares with that letter lead to the goal, while the rest are look-alike letters.

The maze makes recognition feel like a game, and drawing the path builds pencil control. It works well as a break between the circle and match worksheets, in the same style as our numbers Find the Path pages.

Skills Your Child Practises

  • Recognising one letter among similar letters
  • Following a path step by step
  • Pencil control
  • Sustained attention

How to Use This Worksheet

  • Read the prompt and say the target letter together.
  • Trace the path with a finger first, then with a pencil.
  • Check each square before moving to the next.
  • If the path gets stuck, go back to the last correct square.
  • Do one or two mazes per sitting.

What’s Next?

When your child can follow the path confidently, move on to Match Alphabets with Half Shapes (آدھی اشکال) to meet the joined letter forms.

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