Jeem, haa, khaa, dal, dhal
The answers are for checking your own work.
1
Copy the letters ج ح خ د ذ slowly from right to left, three times each. Check the dots.
ج has one dot below, ح has no dot, خ has one dot above, د has no dot, ذ has one dot above.
2
Read aloud: جَ حُ خِ دَ ذُ
ja, ḥu, khi, da, dhu.
3
Read aloud and say the meanings: يَد، تَاج، جَيْب، دَجَاج
yad, hand; tāj, crown; jayb, pocket; dajāj, chicken.
4
Lift your pencil where a letter does not join forward, and write the blocks of: دُخَان، حَاجِب، دَجَاج
دُ · خَا · ن ; حَا · جِب ; دَ · جَا · ج.
5
Draw your house and write under it the words بَيْتِي جَدِيد. Read them aloud.
The sentence means “my house is new”. Check your dots with a friend.
6
Look at an Arabic sign, package or screen. Find a letter with a curved body like ج ح خ. Is its dot above, below, or missing?
Any answer is fine: below is jeem, none is haa, above is khaa.