Armenian Kids Club

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The Learn App

A new way for kids to learn Armenian

Not worksheets on a screen. A journey through Erebuni Castle, where every Armenian letter is a key to the sealed tower. Built from Armenian Kids Club’s own workbooks, the ones already used in Armenian schools.

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The Erebuni fortress at golden hour, with Mount Ararat behind it
Vardan the Vishap

How the journey works

Rescue Vardan the Vishap. Learn the alphabet together. Free the tower from an evil spell.

  1. 1. Rescue Vardan the Vishap

    Vardan the Vishap is trapped by an old spell at the castle gates. Your child's very first lesson sets him free, and he guides them from then on.

  2. 2. One letter at a time

    Each letter is its own short adventure: hear it, chant it, hunt it, trace it. Ten focused minutes beats a stressful hour.

  3. 3. Light up the tower

    Every letter learned lights its rune on the sealed tower door. When the whole alphabet glows, the spell breaks and the castle is theirs.

The Read and Write in Armenian, Part 1 workbookThe Read and Write in Armenian, Part 2 workbookThe Read and Write in Armenian, Part 3 workbookThe Read and Write in Armenian, Part 4 workbook

Built from the books Armenian schools already trust

The Learn App follows the Read and Write in Armenian series page by page. Same letters, same order, same games, now with a dragon.

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“I’ve ordered notebooks from other companies and the letters were so small that my young kids had difficulty tracing them. But all the products I’ve ordered from Armenian Kids Club have been perfect!”

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Which Armenian dialect do you speak?

We are building the Eastern Armenian journey first. Your answer tells us how soon to build the Western Armenian one.

Your kids’ ages (optional, pick all that apply)

We ask about ages and dialect so we build the right thing first. We never ask for your child’s name, and there is nothing to pay.