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Playful Bangla for ages 6–8 and 9–12, with letters in the traditional order children learn in Bangladesh.
2age bands, 6–8 and 9–12
5–10minutes a day
অ–ঔস্বরবর্ণ first
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Who it's for, and what you'll be able to do
This course suits you if
- Children growing up abroad with Bangla-speaking family
- Parents who want short, screen-friendly practice at home
- Saturday-school pupils who want extra practice
By the end you can
- Hello, family words, colours, animals and food
- Numbers to 20, then to 100 for the older band
- স্বরবর্ণ (vowels) অ to ঔ, then ব্যঞ্জনবর্ণ (consonants) ক to ঁ
- Rhymes, picture words and short stories
- Festivals: Pohela Boishakh, Eid and Ekushey February
Ages 6–8 learn mostly by listening, pictures and tracing. Ages 9–12 add reading short sentences and writing their own name. Parents see progress and can switch the sound on or off.
How the course is laid out
1
Ages 6–8Listen, play, trace
Picture words, songs and tracing the vowels স্বরবর্ণ অ–ঔ in order.
- Unit 1Me and my familyআমি আর আমার পরিবার
- Unit 2Colours and animalsরং আর পশুপাখি
- Unit 3Numbers 1–20১–২০
- Unit 4My first lettersঅ আ ই ঈ
2
Ages 9–12Read, write, talk
All the letters in traditional order, short readings and simple conversations about school, food and festivals.
- Unit 1At schoolস্কুলে
- Unit 2Food at homeবাসার খাবার
- Unit 3ব্যঞ্জনবর্ণক খ গ ঘ ঙ
- Unit 4Festivalsউৎসব
Find your exact starting point
Five quick questions. We'll pick the course and the first lesson, so you don't repeat what you already know.