Kids learn best when they are having fun. I have found that my toddler is most excited to learn Gujarati when I associate the letters...

Make a topi (hat)! Make a tapal peti (mailbox)! Sing some songs. And, all the while, learn about ટ!

Math may be a universal language, but learning Gujarati numbers is still hard! Which is why interactive number-based games can help your kid

Practice makes perfect, but practice can also be really hard (am I right)? Here are interactive review exercises to make practicing fun!

Go outside and find a Jhaad! Read a story! And, all the while, practice writing the letter ઝ)!

Do some Jaadu! Play Janki Says. Work on your opposites! But, most of all, work on saying જ!

9 activities for the 9 days of Navratri. Indian festivals are about joy, community and light-- all things that are hard to come by in times

Wet your appetite for learning, not your clothes! Make a chhatri (umbrella). Sing some nursery rhymes. And, all the while, learn about ચ!

Make a Chakli (bird). Play a scavenger hurt. Sing (as loud as you can). But most importantly, learn about ચ!

Shake things up in your ghar (house) by making a paper ghar! Act out animals that start with ઘ. Most importantly, learn more about ઘ!

Kids learn best when they are having fun. I have found that my toddler is most excited to learn Gujarati when I associate the letters...

Kids learn best when they are having fun. I have found that my toddler is most excited to learn Gujarati when I associate the letters...

Make a turtle rock or a lotus. Hear stories about Krishna and Kalidaas. But most importantly, learn about ક!