Alphabet and positions
Write the alphabet in order and identify exact initial, medial and final forms.
Celebrate eleven lessons of progress, complete a transparent 60-mark assessment, identify one precise next step and finish F1 ready to meet people in F2.
This is an F1 unit assessment—not an external examination paper.
Bring together the complete F1 toolkit, record evidence consistently and turn your result into a precise next step.
Write the alphabet in order and identify exact initial, medial and final forms.
Name high-frequency diacritics and convert Arabic-Indic numerals accurately.
Complete guided dictation, vowelled reading, signs and reading aloud.
Record all eight components and choose a focused next learning target.
Retrieve the alphabet, digits and connection knowledge.
Go to warm-up →Review the eight components and the 60-mark structure.
Go to assessment map →Complete the script and numeral components.
Go to Part A →Write from listening, read texts and interpret signs.
Go to Part B →Record every component and generate a focused target.
Go to results →This warm-up is not part of the 60 marks. Say every letter aloud in order, identify ten randomly chosen letters, then read the ten Arabic-Indic digits.
Ten ungraded rounds mix letter names, digit values and non-connector awareness.
Ten quick retrieval decisions before the formal assessment begins.
The F1 assessment uses this 60-mark structure: 30 marks for script and diacritics, 20 for reading and writing, and 10 for reading aloud.
28 letters in order. Each accurate position earns ½ mark. 14 marks
Six initial, medial or final forms. 6 marks
Five diacritics and five numeral conversions. 10 marks
Dictation, vowelled reading and signs. 20 marks
Five target words, scored 0–2 each. 10 marks
Your live total will update here. A grade band appears only when every component has been recorded.
A1 is a writing task marked by a person. A2 can be completed digitally because it asks you to identify an exact printed form.
Write all 28 isolated letters in order from right to left. Type them below, write them using a mouse, finger or pen, or complete the task on paper. Do not use the alphabet wall. Then reveal the sequence, compare your answer and record the number of letters in the correct positions.
Type all 28 isolated letters in order from right to left.
Write from right to left using a mouse, finger or pen. Handwriting is not recognised or scored automatically.
Select the exact form named. Feedback and score update immediately after each choice.
Identify five high-frequency marks, then convert the five numbers included in this assessment.
One mark each. Select the name of the visible mark.
One mark each. Choose the Arabic-Indic numeral.
Listen to each familiar word twice at a measured pace. Type it, write it on screen, or write it on paper before opening the script or answers. Then compare each whole word for the intended letters, joins and diacritics.
Write numbers 1–10. Listen to each word twice and write it before checking the expandable script.
١. بَابٌ · ٢. كِتَابٌ · ٣. قَلَمٌ · ٤. مَدْرَسَةٌ · ٥. بَيْتٌ · ٦. مُعَلِّمٌ · ٧. طَالِبٌ · ٨. يَدٌ · ٩. عَيْنٌ · ١٠. كَلِمَةٌ
Listen and write all ten words independently using the route that works for you. Open the script or answers only after writing, then compare each whole word before marking.
Type each word before opening the script or answers.
Write one word in each numbered area using a mouse, finger or pen. Handwriting is not recognised or scored automatically.
Write numbers 1–10. Put pens down. Read the full list once so the rhythm is predictable.
Each word is said twice. Leave a blank if needed and continue; return only after the complete list has been read.
One whole-word mark. Record recurring errors separately using L (letter), J (join), D (dot) or M (mark).
Choose the transliteration that preserves consonants, short vowels, long vowels and doubled sounds. Transliteration is only an assessment bridge; the Arabic remains primary.
Five multiple-choice questions, one mark each. Choose one answer at a time; feedback and score update immediately.
This section awards four meaning marks and one mark for identifying a visible spelling clue.
Use SCOPE: scan the skeleton, check connections, observe anchors, propose a reading, then evaluate with context.
هَذَا بَيْتٌ كَبِيرٌ وَفِيهِ حَدِيقَةٌ.
Five scored words: هَذَا · بَيْتٌ · كَبِيرٌ · وَفِيهِ · حَدِيقَةٌ
هذا بيت كبير وفيه حديقة جميلة. تسكن فيه أسرة صغيرة قرب المدرسة.
Read the longer, partly unvowelled passage, but score the same five target words so the formal total remains comparable. Record extra fluency only as formative feedback.
Select a score for every word, then record the component.
A total is only a summary. The component profile shows what to celebrate, what to practise and what support to use before F2.
These are course progress guides. They are not external examination grade thresholds.
A strong target names one skill, one repeated action and a check date.