Learning a language is most effective when combined with real-world activities like cooking. Our Persian fruit salad activity book recipe for kids (سالاد میوه) is a specialized 4-page educational resource designed by Nafiseh Razghandi to teach children Farsi vocabulary through the process of preparing a healthy snack.
What is Included in this 4-Page Guide? This book is not just a list of fruits; it is a structured lesson plan for a family kitchen activity:
Fruit Identification: Children learn the specific Farsi names for vibrant fruits, including “Kivi” (Kiwi), “Tut Farangi” (Strawberry), “Moz” (Banana), and “Anbeh” (Mango).
Kitchen Literacy: The guide introduces essential household objects like “Zarf-ha” (Dishes) and graters, expanding a child’s practical vocabulary within the home environment.
Cooking Verbs (Tarz-e Tahieh): In the recipe section, children are exposed to action verbs such as washing, peeling, and mixing, which are critical for achieving conversational fluency.
Many diaspora parents struggle to find ways to make Farsi part of daily life. Using this Persian fruit salad recipe for kids creates an opportunity to speak Farsi naturally while making a meal together.
Sensory Memory: When a child smells a fresh strawberry while hearing its Farsi name, the language learning becomes more permanent.
Visual Step-by-Step: Nafiseh Razghandi’s signature illustration style allows even young children who cannot yet read to follow the recipe steps through visual cues.
About the Author: Nafiseh Razghandi
This book is a proud part of the “Farsi ba Nafise” series, which is highly regarded by Iranian families living abroad for its pedagogical quality. Nafiseh Razghandi understands the unique needs of bilingual children, creating content that is simple, effective, and fun. At Danaa School, we provide these flexible and affordable resources to help the next generation stay connected to their roots through joyful activities.
Pages : 4
Writer : Nafiseh Razghandi
£3.00
Learning a language is most effective when combined with real-world activities like cooking. Our Persian fruit salad activity book recipe for kids (سالاد میوه) is a specialized 4-page educational resource designed by Nafiseh Razghandi to teach children Farsi vocabulary through the process of preparing a healthy snack.
What is Included in this 4-Page Guide? This book is not just a list of fruits; it is a structured lesson plan for a family kitchen activity:
Fruit Identification: Children learn the specific Farsi names for vibrant fruits, including “Kivi” (Kiwi), “Tut Farangi” (Strawberry), “Moz” (Banana), and “Anbeh” (Mango).
Kitchen Literacy: The guide introduces essential household objects like “Zarf-ha” (Dishes) and graters, expanding a child’s practical vocabulary within the home environment.
Cooking Verbs (Tarz-e Tahieh): In the recipe section, children are exposed to action verbs such as washing, peeling, and mixing, which are critical for achieving conversational fluency.
Many diaspora parents struggle to find ways to make Farsi part of daily life. Using this Persian fruit salad recipe for kids creates an opportunity to speak Farsi naturally while making a meal together.
Sensory Memory: When a child smells a fresh strawberry while hearing its Farsi name, the language learning becomes more permanent.
Visual Step-by-Step: Nafiseh Razghandi’s signature illustration style allows even young children who cannot yet read to follow the recipe steps through visual cues.
About the Author: Nafiseh Razghandi
This book is a proud part of the “Farsi ba Nafise” series, which is highly regarded by Iranian families living abroad for its pedagogical quality. Nafiseh Razghandi understands the unique needs of bilingual children, creating content that is simple, effective, and fun. At Danaa School, we provide these flexible and affordable resources to help the next generation stay connected to their roots through joyful activities.
Pages : 4
Writer : Nafiseh Razghandi
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