Story Mode Learning
Learn Uyghur through interactive stories with clickable words and audio narration
- Rabbit in the Garden
A friendly rabbit explores the garden and meets new friends.
- A Day at the Market
Learn common phrases while shopping at a lively market.
- A Morning at School
Follow a school morning routine and learn classroom vocabulary.
- Family Dinner
Join a Uyghur family for dinner and learn daily vocabulary.
- A Train Trip
Practice travel expressions during a train ride between cities.
- Qurban Eid Morning
Experience Qurban Eid traditions, family gatherings, and sharing with neighbors.
- Journey Across the Desert
An adventurous tale set in the vast deserts of Central Asia.
- Camp by the Mountain Lake
Read an outdoor camp story and learn nature-related expressions.
- Baking Nan with Mother
Learn about traditional bread making and family time.
- Learning the Dutar
A child learns to play traditional music from grandfather.
- Grandma's Vegetable Garden
Help grandma in her garden and learn about vegetables.
- A Happy Eid Morning
Celebrate Eid with family and learn festival vocabulary.
- The Little Shepherd
A brave young shepherd cares for his sheep in the meadow.
- The Silk Road Caravan
Travel back in time with merchants on the ancient trade route.
- Sisters Learning to Weave
Two sisters learn the art of carpet weaving from their grandmother.
- The Kind Baker
Meet the friendly neighborhood baker who loves children.
- My Little Doppa
A very simple toddler story about a colorful Uyghur doppa.
- Round Nan
A short memory story for small children about warm Uyghur nan.
- The Atlas Ribbon
A flat, simple story about Uyghur atlas colors and gentle movement.
- Ding Ding Dutar
A tiny music story with a dutar sound children can repeat.
- The Kite on the Windy Hill
A longer story about patience, teamwork, and flying a handmade kite.
- The Old Book in the Library
A longer reading story about old words, maps, memory, and curiosity.
- A Summer Night at the Yurt
Read a warm family story about a yurt, summer pasture, stars, and hope.
- Meriyem’s First Laghman
A little dough, a lot of patience, and a family meal: Meriyem learns to stretch laghman noodles with her father.
- A Basket of Apricots
Aman and Leyla gather apricots with Grandma and discover that the sweetest harvest is one they can share.
- Grandpa’s Rawap
Under the grape arbor, Dilnaz listens to Grandpa’s rawap and finds her own place in the family’s music.
- The Copper Teapot
In a Kashgar workshop, Ali discovers how careful hands turn a copper teapot into a work of art.
- Mama’s Atlas Dress
Blue, pink, and a happy smile. Name the colors on Mama’s atlas dress together.
- Sister’s Flower Doppa
A red doppa and one big flower. A little child notices Sister’s cheerful cap.
- Grandma’s White Scarf
Grandma puts on her white scarf. A little child names the flowers on her dress.
- Two Happy Braids
One braid, two braids, and pink ribbons. Mama and a little child count together.