Bota: Learn Kazakh for Kids

Bota is a little camel traveling across the Kazakh steppe — mountains, a yurt and tulips. With Bota, your child learns numbers, letters, colors and shapes in Kazakh, and then counts, adds, takes away and writes. - Сандар (numbers 1–10): short levels. Each number introduces itself; «Үш қайда?» — find it among three; «Екі алма жина!» — collect that many into the basket; «Қанша?» — count the animals. - Үлкен сандар (11–99): tens made of carrot bundles («он жеті» is 10 + 7) and Көше, the street where every ten has its own house, neighbors and vehicles. - Әріптер (letters): the whole Kazakh alphabet, 42 letters, through the friends' names: Б for Бота, Қ for Қозы. The child traces each letter with a finger, then writes it alone: «Өзің сыз!». - Түстер (colors): every color paints its part of the steppe. In «Араластыр» the paints are mixed, and in «Бояу дәптері», the coloring book, the child…