Urdu Bird Names Worksheets for Kids (پرندوں کے نام)

These Urdu Bird Names worksheets (پرندوں کے نام) teach children aged 3–6 the Urdu names of common birds such as چڑیا، طوطا، کبوتر، مور، الو and بطخ. The 44-page printable workbook mixes name cards, matching, counting, colouring and early reading activities, so children learn each bird name in several different ways.

About This Worksheet

Learning vocabulary through a single theme works well for young children: the same birds appear again and again across different activities, so the Urdu names are repeated naturally until they stick. Each page has a clear Urdu instruction at the top, which also builds early reading.

The workbook moves from simple recognition, such as matching identical birds, to harder tasks like finding a bird’s first letter, circling the correct word and writing each bird’s number next to its name. It suits home learning, Urdu classes, Montessori settings and weekend Urdu schools.

Activities in This Workbook

• Learn the bird names (پرندوں کے نام پہچانو): picture cards with each bird’s Urdu name
• Count and circle (تصاویر گنیں اور صحیح جواب پر دائرہ لگائیں): count the birds and circle the right number
• Match the columns (کالم ملائیں): join identical birds
• Colouring pages (آؤ رنگ کریں): colour a large bird and read its name
• Match names to pictures (پرندوں کے نام تصویروں سے ملائیں)
• Shadow matching (پرندوں کی پہچان): match each bird to its silhouette
• First letter (نام کا پہلا حرف پہچانیں اور رنگ بھریں): find and colour the first letter of each bird’s name
• Circle the correct word (تصاویر دیکھیں اور درست الفاظ پر دائرہ لگائیں)
• Number the names (نام کے سامنے پرندے کا نمبر لکھیں): write each bird’s number next to its name

Skills Your Child Practises

• Learning Urdu names of common birds
• Reading simple Urdu words
• Counting and number recognition
• Visual discrimination with shadows and matching
• Beginning sounds and first letters
• Fine motor skills through colouring

How to Use This Worksheet

• Start with the name pages and say each word aloud together in Urdu.
• Do two or three activity pages per sitting, mixing matching, colouring and writing.
• Point to real objects or pictures at home to connect the words to everyday life.
• Let your child colour the colouring pages as a reward after the harder activities.
• Revisit the name pages often until your child can name every picture without help.

What’s Next?

Continue the series with Urdu Animal Names (جانوروں کے نام), or build early reading with our Urdu letter worksheets.

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