Three coloring books that build a first Armenian vocabulary through pictures, before reading or writing begins.

What's in the kit

• Colors and Shapes Coloring and Activity Book: every color and shape with its Armenian name and English transliteration, so you can say it together.
• Learn the Numbers Coloring Book, Level 1: numbers 1 to 10 in Armenian and English, with Bari Boo as the friendly guide.
• Badik Badik Coloring Book: five little ducklings and an original Armenian nursery rhyme to color and chant.

How to use it

Pick one page a day. Color it together, say the Armenian word, and let your child point to the picture. At this age the goal is hearing and repeating, not writing.

Who it's for

• Children ages 3 to 5 who are just starting to hear Armenian words
• Families where Armenian isn't the main language at home
• Preschool and Sunday school Armenian classes

A gift for the littlest ones

The question we hear most is "what do I get a three year old?" This is it. Screen-free, mess-friendly, and ready the moment the box opens.

Choose your dialect

Eastern Armenian is spoken in Armenia today. Western Armenian is spoken across much of the diaspora. Not sure which? Ask your child's school or a grandparent which one your family speaks.

What comes next

When your child is ready for letters, the Learn the Armenian Alphabet Kit: Level 1 is the next step.

Production

• Created with Armenian educators and printed locally in Los Angeles.
• Used by Armenian families and schools worldwide. Ships worldwide from Glendale, California.

• Format: Set of 3 printed coloring and activity books
• Activities: Coloring, pointing and naming, a nursery rhyme to chant
• Teaches: Colors, shapes, numbers 1 to 10, first Armenian words
• Languages: Armenian with English transliteration
• Age range: 3 to 5
• Dialects: Eastern Armenian, Western Armenian
• Use: Home, preschool, and Sunday school
• Production: Printed in Los Angeles, USA