A little board, a wooden pen, and 41 beautiful Gurmukhi letters waiting to be discovered.
Our Gurmukhi Tracing Board is a simple, hands-on way for little ones to begin learning Punjabi writing. Designed for children ages 2–4, it brings the beauty of our language into their everyday play and gives them a chance to become familiar with the letters through touch, movement, and practice.
The board features all 41 Gurmukhi akhar, with half of the letters engraved on the front and the remaining half on the back. Each letter has a smooth tracing groove for little fingers to follow with the attached wooden pen.
How to Use
Invite your little one to choose a letter and follow its shape with the wooden pen. Start by showing them how to trace slowly, then let them explore and practice at their own pace.
You can also say the letter aloud as they trace it, helping them connect the shape of the akhar with its sound. As they become familiar with the letters, encourage them to recognize and name them during everyday Punjabi learning.
The wooden pen is attached to the board with a cotton string, so it stays close by and is easy for little hands to pick up and use again.
Why We Love It for Little Hands
Learning to write begins long before a child picks up a pencil.
Tracing helps little hands practice following lines, controlling their movements, and becoming comfortable with the shapes they see. The engraved grooves offer a natural guide for children who are just beginning to develop their fine motor skills and hand control.
More importantly, this board gives children a chance to learn Punjabi in a way that feels natural—through play, repetition, and the simple joy of discovering something new.
Board size: 8 × 10 inches
Made for early Punjabi writing practice and fine motor development
A little board, a wooden pen, and 41 beautiful Gurmukhi letters waiting to be discovered.
Our Gurmukhi Tracing Board is a simple, hands-on way for little ones to begin learning Punjabi writing. Designed for children ages 2–4, it brings the beauty of our language into their everyday play and gives them a chance to become familiar with the letters through touch, movement, and practice.
The board features all 41 Gurmukhi akhar, with half of the letters engraved on the front and the remaining half on the back. Each letter has a smooth tracing groove for little fingers to follow with the attached wooden pen.
How to Use
Invite your little one to choose a letter and follow its shape with the wooden pen. Start by showing them how to trace slowly, then let them explore and practice at their own pace.
You can also say the letter aloud as they trace it, helping them connect the shape of the akhar with its sound. As they become familiar with the letters, encourage them to recognize and name them during everyday Punjabi learning.
The wooden pen is attached to the board with a cotton string, so it stays close by and is easy for little hands to pick up and use again.
Why We Love It for Little Hands
Learning to write begins long before a child picks up a pencil.
Tracing helps little hands practice following lines, controlling their movements, and becoming comfortable with the shapes they see. The engraved grooves offer a natural guide for children who are just beginning to develop their fine motor skills and hand control.
More importantly, this board gives children a chance to learn Punjabi in a way that feels natural—through play, repetition, and the simple joy of discovering something new.
Board size: 8 × 10 inches
Made for early Punjabi writing practice and fine motor development
