New · Family beta
Letter Forms
Explore how Dari letters look alone and with joining strokes, then identify the same base letter in different contexts.
Open letter formsDari · دری
Dari learning, one short activity at a time.
Start with visual alphabet recognition, matching and interactive tracing. There is no child account, no advertising and no pronunciation audio in the current release.
New · Family beta
Find & Color the Letters
Choose a color-letter key, search a scattered field of Dari letters in different sizes and positions, and color every matching letter.
Open find & colorNew · Family beta
Match the Letters
Choose a Dari letter on the right and match it to the identical letter on the left. Progress through all eight four-letter groups.
Open matching activityNew · Family beta
Find & Count the Letters
Count scrambled Dari letters across progressive levels. Each level uses a different four-letter group until all 32 letters have been covered.
Open counting activityShared early skills
Pre-Writing Tracing
Practise waves, arches, spirals, loops, circles and zigzags before or alongside letter tracing. This activity is shared with Pashto because it contains no language content.
Open pre-writing tracingNew · Family beta
Color by Letter
Choose an animal, match Dari letters to colors, and tap the corresponding sections until the whole picture is colored.
Open coloring activityNew · Family beta
Dari Alphabet Tracing
Trace Dari letter shapes on a practice grid with a mouse, finger or stylus. Hide the guide to practise writing from memory.
Open tracingAvailable now
Dari Alphabet Journey
32 letters arranged into 8 levels. Each level introduces 4 letters, followed by a matching round. Progress is saved on the same device.
Open matchingInteractive alphabet
Dot Builder
Place the round dots above or below Dari letters and work through all 32 letters at your own pace.
Open dot builderBuilt for families abroad
Choose your interface language
English is the default interface, with additional interface languages available. The Dari learning content stays unchanged when the surrounding interface language changes. Pronunciation can be added later using appropriate native recordings.