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Turn any Arabic alphabet chart into flashcards your child can study

Printed alphabet sheets are fine for a first look, but they cannot focus on the letters your child is struggling with. Upload a worksheet, slide, or photo and get flashcards built from that exact material.

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Why custom beats generic

Most arabic alphabet flashcards for kids you find online are generic, so they skip the letters your child is learning this week and the sounds your teacher uses.

  • Letter shape on the front, name and sound on the back
  • Cards built from the same worksheet your child uses in class
  • Spaced repetition that repeats the letters that need it most
  • Free plan to start, with no credit card needed
Example Arabic alphabet flashcards for kids
What is the first letter of the Arabic alphabet?Alif (ا), a plain vertical stroke that often carries a long "aa" sound.
Which letter is a bowl with one dot below it?Ba (ب), pronounced like English "b".
How do ba, ta, and tha differ in shape?They share the same bowl; ba has one dot below, ta has two dots above, and tha has three dots above.
Which letter is pronounced like "th" in "think"?Tha (ث), marked with three dots above the letter.
Which letter sounds like "j" in "jump"?Jim (ج), marked with one dot inside the bowl; some dialects pronounce it like a hard "g".
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Built from your own pages

Upload a PDF, slide deck, notes file, or a photo of a letter chart. Text recognition reads the letters so the cards match what your child is learning.

Spaced repetition

Letters the child misses come back more often, which helps with shapes that look alike, like ba, ta, and tha.

Study in the browser

The free plan works on any device with a browser. Export to PDF, Anki, or CSV is part of the paid Plus plan.

How it works

Upload the material

Add the letter chart, worksheet, or photo of the page your child uses in class.

Review the cards

Check that each letter, name, and sound is correct before your child starts.

Study a little every day

Short daily sessions with spaced repetition help letters stick better than one long session.

DeckOwl reads a PDF, slide deck, notes file, or photo of a worksheet, then builds flashcards from the letters on that page. Each card can show the letter on the front and its name and sound on the back.

Spaced repetition then brings back the letters your child misses more often. This is useful for letters that differ only by dots, which children often mix up at first.

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Frequently asked questions

How many Arabic letters should a child learn in one session?

Most young learners do well with just a few new letters per session. Short sessions repeated often usually work better than one long one.

How do I teach letters that look alike, like ba, ta, and tha?

Group them in a small set and drill them together before mixing them into the full alphabet. Dots are the key difference, so saying the dot count out loud helps.

Can I export these flashcards to another app?

Export to PDF, DOCX, Anki, and CSV is a paid feature on Plus, which costs $39/year or $7.99/month. The free plan lets you study in the browser with 3 generations per month.

Do I need a credit card to try DeckOwl?

No, you can start without a credit card. Students get 40% off with a school email.

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