Urdu Classes for Kids in Milton

If your kids in Milton would rather play than sit through a lesson, our classes were made with them in mind. Kids Bolo runs live online Urdu classes full of games, picture slides and conversation, and your child joins from home.

Every class is small and grouped by age. Teachers begin in a mix of English and Urdu, use Roman Urdu (Urdu in English letters) on every slide, and shift toward more Urdu as children settle in.

Hawthorne Village, Willmott, Beaty, Ford or out towards the escarpment: wherever you are in Milton, your child can go from the school bus to an Urdu lesson in a few minutes, with no extra drive.

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Kids Bolo class games like Pictionary, Jeopardy and Spin the Wheel

Why Milton families pick Kids Bolo

  • Lessons that feel like games. Pictionary, Jeopardy and Spin the Wheel keep kids smiling while they learn new words.
  • Eastern time options. Our class pages list class times that work for families in Ontario.
  • Grouped by age. Conversational classes run in groups for ages 5 to 7, 8 to 10 and 11 to 13, with 3 to 5 children each.
  • At home, on your schedule. Classes are live online, so there is no commute.
  • Room to grow. Children move up through levels, and teens can learn to read and write in Urdu script classes.

Choose a class

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

Times, prices and spots

You will find the current class times on each class page, including options for families on Eastern time. The monthly price shows on each class page, and you can cancel with 2 weeks' notice before the 1st of the month.

Is your preferred time full? Add your name to the waitlist and we will email you when there is room.

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Watch a class in action

Here is a short clip from one of our conversational classes for kids aged 5 to 7, so you can see how lively it gets.

Three easy steps

  1. Find the right class on our classes page.
  2. Select an age group and class time.
  3. Log in from home for the live lesson. Practice resources follow between classes.

Keep Urdu going between classes

Roman Urdu books and the Bolo Pen

Roman Urdu books that talk when your child taps them with the Bolo Pen. Orders of 3 books or more ship free within Canada.

The free Kids Bolo app

A free app with flashcards and games such as Memory Match and Select the Object.

Free worksheets

Free printable worksheets that match the words kids learn in class.

Reviews from Kids Bolo families

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Milton parents often ask

Are your classes in person in Milton?

No. Classes are virtual and live. Your child joins from home on a laptop or tablet, with a real teacher and a small group.

Do class times work on Eastern time?

Yes. Every class page lists the times on offer, including times that suit families on Eastern time. Schedules can change by term, so check the class page for the latest.

Will my child have fun?

We hope so. Classes use games and bright picture slides, and with only 3 to 5 children in a group, everyone gets to play and speak.

Does my child need any Urdu to start?

No. Lessons start from the beginning, with English and Urdu together.

Are there classes for younger children?

Yes. Play-based sessions are for ages 2.5 to 4.5, once a week for 20 minutes.

What does it cost?

Classes are a monthly subscription. Each class page shows the price, and you can cancel with 2 weeks' notice before the 1st of the month.

Who teaches the classes?

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

Want to explore first? Our guide to learning Urdu online covers classes, books and free resources, or get in touch and we will help.