Welcome to the Urdu Alphabet Adventure! 🎉

The Urdu alphabet is beautiful and fun to learn! It has 37 letters and is written from right to left - how cool is that?

The First Few Letters

Let's start with the most important letters:

ا (Alif)

• ●Sound: "aa" like in "father"
• ●Fun Fact: Alif is always the first letter in any alphabet lesson!
• ●Practice: Say "Aam" (mango) - starts with Alif!

ب (Bay)

• ●Sound: "b" like in "ball"
• ●Example Word: بلی (Billi) means cat! 🐱
• ●Practice: Draw a big "bay" and color it blue!

پ (Pay)

• ●Sound: "p" like in "pizza"
• ●Example Word: پھول (Phool) means flower! 🌸
• ●Fun Tip: This letter has 3 dots underneath!

ت (Tay)

• ●Sound: "t" like in "tiger"
• ●Example Word: تتلی (Titli) means butterfly! 🦋

ث (Say)

• ●Sound: "s" like in "sun"
• ●This letter has 3 dots on top!

Practice Activity 📝

1. ●Trace the letters with your finger in the air
2. ●Say each sound out loud 3 times
3. ●Draw your favorite letter and decorate it
4. ●Find objects at home that start with each letter!

Fun Challenge! 🌟

Can you write your name using Urdu letters? Ask a parent or grandparent to help you!

Remember: Practice makes perfect! Try writing each letter 5 times every day.

Pro tip: Urdu letters look different when they're at the beginning, middle, or end of a word - just like some English letters change in cursive!