Urdu Grade 3-5 Part 1
Elementary School
Sep 8, 2026 to Nov 24, 2026
CAD $150
Thursdays
05:00 PM - 06:00 PM EST
Teacher: Bushra Anwar
Urdu Part 1 (Grades 3–5)
This is a 12‑Week Foundational Reading & Writing Course
Urdu Part 1 introduces students to the core building blocks of Urdu literacy. Designed for beginners and early learners, this course helps students develop confidence in reading, writing, and basic comprehension through structured lessons, guided handwriting practice, and interactive vocabulary activities.
Whether your child speaks Urdu at home or is learning it for the first time, this course provides a strong, supportive foundation.
What Students Will Learn
Urdu Alphabet Recognition — identifying letters, shapes, and sounds
Letter Joining Skills — initial, medial, and final forms
Early Reading Skills — decoding simple 2‑ and 3‑letter words
Handwriting Development — neatness, spacing, and stroke order
Vocabulary Building — home, school, colours, animals, verbs
Basic Grammar — gender, plurals, simple present tense
Short Comprehension — reading small passages and answering questions
Speaking & Listening — greetings, introductions, everyday phrases
What’s Included
Weekly worksheets and handwriting practice
Vocabulary flashcards
Short reading passages
Recorded lesson access
Personalized feedback on writing
Refund Policy
If you choose to withdraw from the course, please see below:
Aug 11th: 90% refund
Sept. 1st: 50% refund
After the first class: 50% credit or 25% refund
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Student
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