Many parents may find themselves the sole language speaker in a mixed family, possibly living in a community where there are few other native speakers. So where can you find quality resources to help your children progress?

Here is my list of top 10 resources developed for my own kids who are learning Hindi, but this list applies to any language.

Books

From toddler’s board books to formal workbooks to chapter books for young readers, there has been a surge of bilingual…

Immigrants frequently experience language loss. This is more common, particularly when children are born and raised in another country. As a parent, you should make an effort to raise bilingual children so that you can help them develop and keep their own identities. Learning Hindi for children can be stressful, especially if they live in a place where Hindi is not spoken, because opportunities to practise the language are typically limited. As a parent, you bear the responsibility of…

With our clothing activity chapter and entertaining activities, kids may learn over 80 garment-related vocabulary and phrases. centre for prizes! While you tap, play, and dress up, acquire and absorb the terminology of clothing Clothing is a need. categorised into groups based on real-life scenarios so that children can grasp the significance of the words language. This chapter is backed up by all five of the other chapters. supplementary content in English, Hindi, and other languages More…

If simple alphabet exercises aren’t quite getting the job done, there are plenty of other engaging ways to teach kids the alphabet! After you’ve tried our alphabet tracing chapter, play around with our fun character animations in the Letters chapter.

Three Periods of Letter Learning

An effective method for teaching young children letters is the 3-period, Montessori method. Each ‘period’ introduces a new phase of learning to children in a way that helps them become more familiar…

Teaching Children the Hindi Alphabet (Devanagri Script)

Hindi (हिंदी), is the official language of India and is written in the Devanagari script which is also used for many other languages like Sanskrit, Nepali and Marathi. It has thirty-three consonants and eleven vowels and is written from left to right. The vowels come first followed by consonants based on their phonetic sound articulation in the mouth.

Our mission with the interactive Shoonya Hindi app, Shoonya Kids, is to…