This resource uses a simple and engaging story about a puppy playing in a flower garden to introduce Early Stage 1 students to colours and numbers in Tamil. Through colourful visuals, flower names, repetition, and interactive activities, students learn to identify colours, count from 1 to 10, and respond to simple questions in Tamil. The resource also encourages outdoor exploration and playful learning in a fun and age-appropriate context.
This unit of work uses the context of weekend activities to assist students in understanding and forming simple Tamil sentences. Students are guided to discuss what they did on the weekend and to describe their experiences using the senses (i.e. what they saw, ate and touched) and specific adjectives.
E.g.: I went to beach and created a big sandcastle. (நான் கடற்கரைக்குச் சென்று பெரிய மணல் வீடு கட்டினேன்). This example covers the vocabulary related to a weekend activity, uses the verb in the past tense, and add expressions using right adjectives.
This is Tamil–English unit of work designed to introduce basic vocabulary related to the home. It uses colourful illustrations to present three rooms—living room, bedroom, and kitchen—and two common objects in each room. Each object is labelled in Tamil and English, with simple model sentences (e.g., “Sofa helps to sit”) to support early sentence formation. The resource supports vocabulary recognition, pronunciation, and simple sentence construction in a highly visual and engaging way.
This (NSW Stage 6) unit of work introduces students to key Tamil vocabulary and concepts related to healthy lifestyles relating to physical, mental, community wellbeing. Using visuals, examples, and culturally relevant contexts, students explore topics such as exercise, yoga, meditation, nutritious food, environmental health, and global health issues. The resource helps students understand the interconnected nature of wellbeing while developing the language skills needed to discuss healthy habits in Tamil. It also builds foundational vocabulary and knowledge that support future learning activities and prepares students for more detailed discussions.
