Urdu Classes for Kids in Atlanta

Families in Atlanta and the northern suburbs, including Alpharetta, Suwanee, Cumming and Duluth, join Kids Bolo's live online Urdu classes from home. Your child gets a small class with kids their own age and a teacher who keeps things lively.

We teach children who mostly speak English, so lessons begin with both languages side by side and Urdu written in English letters (Roman Urdu). Week by week, more Urdu comes in, and children start answering in Urdu on their own.

A lot of metro Atlanta life happens in the car, up and down GA 400 and I-85. Online classes mean one less trip, whether you are in Johns Creek, Lawrenceville, Marietta or inside the Perimeter.

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Kids Bolo small groups: a maximum of 5 children of a similar age in each session

Why Atlanta families choose Kids Bolo

  • Every child gets to speak. Groups of 3 to 5 children of a similar age mean lots of chances to answer and ask.
  • Class times on Eastern time. Our class pages list class times that work for families on Eastern time.
  • One less trip. Your child joins online from home, so Urdu fits around school and practice.
  • Fun, visual lessons. Picture slides and games keep younger children engaged from start to finish.
  • A clear path. Children move up through levels, and older learners can add Urdu script classes from age 13.

Live Urdu classes by age

Play-based sessions, ages 2.5 to 4.5

Once a week for 20 minutes, in small groups of up to 4 or 5 little ones. Songs, movement, pictures and short stories in a mix of Urdu and English.

Conversational classes, ages 5 to 13

Twice a week in groups for ages 5 to 7, 8 to 10 and 11 to 13. Children move up through levels, from first words to real conversation.

Urdu script classes, ages 13+

Once a week for 50 minutes. For older learners who want to read and write the Urdu script.

Adult classes, ages 16+

Once a week for 60 minutes in small groups. For parents who would like to learn alongside their children.

A Kids Bolo class slide with Roman Urdu sentence practice

When classes run and pricing

Each class page lists the times on offer, including times that suit families on Eastern time. You can see the price on each class page. Classes are a monthly subscription, and you can cancel with 2 weeks' notice before the 1st of the month.

Time you want is full? Join the waitlist and we will email you when spots open.

See classes and times

Watch part of a class

This is a short clip from one of our conversational classes for kids aged 5 to 7. It gives a good feel for the pace and the fun.

Steps to join

  1. Choose a class for your child's age on our classes page.
  2. Pick your age group and class time.
  3. Join from home for the live lesson. Practice resources follow between classes.

Keep practising at home

Roman Urdu books and the Bolo Pen

Roman Urdu books and the talking Bolo Pen, so your child can listen and repeat. Free US shipping on orders of 3 books or more.

The free Kids Bolo app

Free flashcards and games including Memory Match and Select the Object.

Free worksheets

Free worksheets to print and colour in.

What our families say

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Questions from Atlanta parents

Do you have in person classes in Atlanta?

No. Our classes are all live online, so your child joins from home with a real teacher and a small group of kids their age.

Are class times suitable for Eastern time?

Yes. Every class page lists the times on offer, including times that suit families on Eastern time. Times can change from term to term, so please check the class page.

We live outside the city. Can we still join?

Yes. Classes are online, so families anywhere in the Atlanta area can join, from Gwinnett and Forsyth to Cobb and beyond.

My child has never learned Urdu. Where should they start?

Our conversational classes start from the beginning, in groups for ages 5 to 7, 8 to 10 and 11 to 13. Younger children aged 2.5 to 4.5 can join play-based sessions.

What do classes cost?

Classes are a monthly subscription, and the price is shown on each class page. Cancel with 2 weeks' notice before the 1st of the month.

What does my child need?

A laptop or tablet with a camera, and a quiet spot at home.

Who teaches the classes?

Native Urdu speakers based in the US, the UK and Canada, who are used to teaching children raised in English.

Curious about other ways to learn? Read our guide to learning Urdu online or get in touch and we will gladly help.