👩🏫 For teachers and parents
Teach Telugu — your free classroom kit
A complete 30-day Telugu curriculum for kids, with printable worksheets by age, interactive games to project in class, and tips for home-schooling parents. All free, no sign-up.
📅 30-day lesson plan
A suggested four-week plan to take a beginner from zero to confident everyday Telugu. Mix and match as needed.
Week 1
Sound & script
- Introduce the alphabet — vowels first
- Trace numbers 1 to 10
- Play flashcards: numbers
- Play match-the-pair: numbers
- Quiz: numbers
Week 2
Vocabulary basics
- Colours: picture book + listen-and-pick
- Animals: flashcards + emoji match
- Fruits: spelling bee
- Body parts: vocab fill-in worksheet
- Memory match: animals
Week 3
People & places
- Family relations: fill-in + flashcards
- Greetings by occasion (birthday, wedding)
- Calendar — days of the week
- Months of the year — listen and repeat
- Class quiz: combined vocabulary
Week 4
Actions & description
- Common verbs — flashcards + spelling
- Adjectives and opposites worksheet
- Question words — class drill
- Proverbs — discuss meanings
- End-of-month full quiz with celebration
📝 Print packs by age
Browse every worksheet for a chosen age group. Click any sheet → press Print → your browser will print to paper or save as PDF.
Age 3 — Toddlers
Picture-led worksheets with single-word vocabulary. Pre-tracing exposure to the script.
2 printable worksheets →
Age 4-6 — Preschool
Tracing, colour, and picture-word match. Building motor skills and first reading.
2 printable worksheets →
Age 7-9 — Early elementary
Vocabulary fill-in, opposites, simple sentences. Aligned with Indian Class 1-4 curriculum.
3 printable worksheets →
Age 10-12 — Upper elementary
Grammar exercises, translation practice and sentence construction. Class 5-7 alignment.
2 printable worksheets →
Age 13+ — Middle / High school
Sentence translation and short comprehension. For older learners reviewing fundamentals.
2 printable worksheets →
🎮 Games for the classroom
Project these onto a smartboard for whole-class participation, or set them as individual tablet/computer practice. All games work offline once loaded.
Flashcards
Flip-card review — tap to reveal the English meaning. Best for first-pass memorisation.
Multiple-choice quiz
See the native word, pick the correct English meaning from four options. Tracks your score.
Match the pair
Tap a native word and then its English meaning to pair them. A fast, fun warm-up.
Memory match
Classic memory game — flip cards two at a time to find matching native↔English pairs.
Spelling Bee
See an English word and type the romanised native spelling. Lenient on accents and spaces — great for older kids.
Word Reveal
Hangman-style: guess one letter at a time to reveal the word. Six wrong guesses and the round ends.
Listen & pick
Hear the word spoken aloud, then pick its English meaning from four options. Trains your ear.
Word search
Find the hidden words on a 12×12 grid — horizontal, vertical and diagonal. Auto-generates a fresh puzzle each round.
Crossword
Type the letters into a crossword puzzle. Clues are in English, answers are the romanised native words.
Picture ID
See an emoji and pick the matching word. Fast, fun, kid-friendly — best on Animals and Fruits topics.
Snake spell
Guide a snake around the grid and eat letters in order to spell a word. Classic arcade meets vocabulary.
💡 Classroom tips
- Project games on the smartboard and call students up one at a time to pick the answer. Builds confidence and turns vocabulary into a shared game.
- Print three copies per student for any worksheet — they redo it across the week until perfect.
- Pair memory-match in teams of two — one student reads the native word aloud (use the 🔊 button) and the partner picks the English meaning.
- Use spelling bee as a weekly competition. Track score across the week with a small leaderboard.
- Encourage parents to do flashcards at home — five minutes a day before bedtime drives serious retention.