$21.99
Meet the Urdu alphabet with rang, kahaani, and a little bit of masti. My First Urdu Alphabet Coloring Book brings all the Urdu letters to life through over 30 playful pages designed for little hands and big imaginations, plus a built-in guide and reference table for grown-ups learning right alongside them. Perforated pages mean every masterpiece can go straight to the fridge (or the family group chat, where it will receive 47 clapping emojis).
100 in stock (can be backordered)
Description
My First Urdu Alphabet Coloring Book is a joyful introduction to the Urdu alphabet, made especially for families raising kids away from Pakistan who want the language to feel like home, not homework. Children are introduced to each letter alongside playful illustrations of words they’ll actually hear in your house, with Roman Urdu included on every page so everyone can follow along.
And this one’s not just for the bacha party. Inside, you’ll find a simple guide for adults on how to get the most out of the coloring book, plus a reference table made for parents who are learning Urdu with their children. Whether your own Urdu is fluent, rusty, or just beginning, you’ll have what you need to color, learn, and laugh together.
Every page is perforated, so finished artwork tears out cleanly for the fridge gallery, the classroom wall, or a very proud phone call to Nani and Nana. This coloring book creates screen-free time that doubles as language time… the kind of quiet afternoon activity that sneaks a little riwayat in with the crayons.
Part of Jaani Ki Kahaani’s bundle of Urdu learning resources, alongside the Jaani Ki Kahaani podcast.
Perfect for ages 3–8, gift-giving khalas and phupos, weekend Urdu class, and anyone who believes learning your mother tongue should start with khushi.
Additional information
| Page count | 44 pages |
|---|---|
| Page type | Perforated |
| Age range | 3-8 years |
| Format | Paperback |
| Dimensions | 8.5" × 11" |
| Binding | Perfect bound |
| Skill level | Beginner |
| Learning focus | Urdu alphabet recognition, letter names, vocabulary |

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