Fall Hindi Language & South Asian Culture Classes
Price: $550 per child
Timing: 10am-12pm ( 2 hour class)
Age Group - 5-10 years
Dates: 8 Sundays
September :8th, 15th, 22nd ,29th
October 6th ,23th, 20th, 27th
Language will be taught primarily through activities and verbal skills will include lots of repetition. Look forward to stories, poems, songs, and craft activities in Hindi. Children will play games in class and learn the Basic Hindi alphabets & numbers in a fun way. We will also work on vocabulary building and grammar in addition to alphabets and numbers, shapes, and colors in Hindi along with learning about their Fall surroundings and also learning about Fall festivals from South Asia and the United States. We also include games, like “Simon ne Kaha” ('Simon Says'), Dhoondo (Scavenger Hunt) in Hindi. Children will learn through daily activities like telling the time and placing a take-out order in Hindi. Children will also be part of a drama/play in Hindi to engage in a dialogue and practice phrases and words in Hindi learned during class. Children will be tested at the end of the semester to gauge their learning and will receive a certificate of completion.
Hindi Time Kids is a dynamic language and culture enrichment initiative that brings the essence
of South Asia to children, families, and communities beyond the region. By infusing enjoyment
into learning, we impart Hindi communication skills and foster an appreciation for South Asian
heritage. Geared towards children aged 4 to 10, as well as teenagers seeking to connect with
friends, parents, and grandparents, our programs create a vibrant platform for Hindi learning
and cultural celebration. Join us to embark on a journey of language, connection, and cultural
joy.
More information on our website: Hindi Time Kids: https://www.hinditimekids.com/
Wasfee Vazir, the visionary behind Hindi Time Kids, leads a certified Minority & Woman-owned Business based in Washington State, USA. Hailing from Mumbai, India, Wasfee is a proficient native speaker of Hindi and Urdu. Fueled by a passion for cultural diversity, she spearheads a mission to impart language, culture, and heritage to first- and second-generation South Asian immigrant children. With a decade of experience, she adeptly teaches Hindi and South Asian culture from preschoolers to teenagers. Wasfee's extensive involvement with esteemed institutions like KCLS, Bellevue Art Museum, and Kids Quest Museum, Burke Museum as well as local museums in Seattle Area, underscores her ability to connect with children of diverse backgrounds, enriching their cultural experiences.