Make a damaru (drum). Sing some songs. Play bowling! But, all the while, learn more about ડ!

Diwali may be virtual this year, but that doesn't mean it is any less fun! Here are 5 things you can do for the 5 days of Diwali to build th

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!