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Toddler Hindi Singalong Classes - Parent Child Special
EARLY start to get your children familiar with Hindi. This early start will stay with them for long. They will talk much more easily if they are in a learning environment. 
 
Booking options:
10 classes on Thursdays at 5:50pm
ThuMay 9,16,23,30Jun 06,13,20,27, Jul 04,11 
 
This is a great way to familiarize your child with Hindi. It is most suited for children aged 3 to nearly 5. You can join with your child - a parent, nanny, or grandparent. The person accompanying does not need to know Hindi.
 
Since we will have a good amount of interaction with hand gestures to follow along with, with vibrant images and get your child familiar, it is like watching Telly tubby, though with a lot of interactive fun. Your child can participate or stroll around the room freely in this format; they will still benefit and learn a lot from being in this regular class. Encourage your child's understanding and connection with Hindi in this lovely visual and sing-along Zoom class of 30 min. You will meet many like-minded families since you will also be part of the WhatsApp and online resource group. 
 
Who should be with the child:
You or your nanny or grandparent do not need to know any Hindi. 
 
Where should my child be:
The floor with the computer or TV screen; ideally, no other activity or noise should happen in that space during our class. The child should be given paper, colour crayons
 

Toddler Hindi Singalong Classes - Parent Child Special

£60.00Price

  • Our method will get our children humming, singing and with consistency in attendance they will start remembering. Children learn everyday words with fun rhymes and actions. Call or Whatsapp us for any clarifications +44 7774 265232

My daughter immensely enjoys her classes and all the activities Geeta organizes at Magic of India. Geeta continues to introduce them to the language and culture of India through a number of innovative sessions. We look forward to more!

— Nandini Sengupta

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Magic of India is a brilliant opportunity for Indian children in London to be in touch with their roots/origins/culture no matter which part of india they come from. Not only are the classes a perfect balance between language, culture, yoga, dance, general knowledge of India....but the teacher is absolutely magic. Her voice engages the children and mesmerises them. Both my children attend the classes and have built immense confidence in communicating in Hindi and singing songs and rhymes. I totally recommend Magic of India and now with their web classes children are in touch with the Indian culture from the comfort of their homes.

— Kriyena Dewani

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“I love Geeta's classes. My grandparents in India are so impressed by my progress that they told my mother that what she hasn't done in 11 years, Geeta has managed in 3 weeks. I am more confident about speaking Hindi already and my accent is improving too. The highlight so far has been learning the National Anthem. Thank you Geeta”

— Arjun Sanyal

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My 8 year old daughter has been learning from Geeta since two years now. The classes are fun and my daughter is able to read and write Hindi now. The best part about Geeta is that she understands that language has to be taught in conjunction with culture to fully appreciate its richness and context - towards this end, Geeta painstakingly organises all sorts of events around Indian festivals to give the kids that cultural awareness in a fun yet informative way! Thank you Geeta! I am impressed by what you do and how you do it. Keep up the good job.

— Sachee Trivedi

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Geeta has been teaching my daughter foundation-level Hindi and she has enjoyed every lesson and learnt to converse more confidently in Hindi. Her online lessons are well balanced for all age groups and levels and keep her engaged. She looks forward to all her weekly lessons.

— Mrinalini Nair

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Geeta's mission of taking Hindi language and Indian culture to the homes of the Indian diaspora living in London is highly commendable. Geeta uses the teaching methods which are prevalent in English schools and merges them with her unique teaching style which includes songs, poems, drawing, coloring, and various other innovative methods so children are engaged and interested in learning Hindi and at the same time learn about their culture. My 5-year-old daughter has picked up Hindi words and poems which we would have never been able to do at home and these classes have been very beneficial for her. 

— Vikas Vadhwani

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