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શબ્દો — Gujarati Words Worksheets (શબ્દો)

Free printable Gujarati words worksheets (શબ્દો) — read, trace and learn common everyday Gujarati vocabulary with pictures and meanings.

રોજિંદા ગુજરાતી શબ્દો

કૂતરોdog
બિલાડીcat
પક્ષીbird
માછલીfish
સૂરજsun
ચંદ્રmoon
તારોstar
પુસ્તકbook
શાળાschool
દૂધmilk
છોકરોboy
છોકરીgirl

What your child will learn

  • Read and recognise common Gujarati words
  • Match each word to its meaning
  • Trace words to build writing confidence
  • Grow everyday Gujarati vocabulary

Tips for parents & teachers

  • Say each word aloud and use it in a sentence
  • Group words by theme — animals, home, nature
  • Point to real objects for each word
  • Revise a few words each day

How to Use This Worksheet

  1. 1Read the word aloud together.
  2. 2Talk about what it means and use it in a sentence.
  3. 3Trace the word to practise writing it.
  4. 4Point it out in a book or around the house.
  5. 5Revisit a few favourite words each day.

Recommended practice: 5–10 minutes a day.

ગુજરાતી · Learning at home

Learning Gujarati Outside India?

TinyLearn Printables helps children growing up abroad begin learning Gujarati through tracing, letters, numbers and beginner vocabulary. Gujarati's rounded, open letters are friendly for little hands, and a few printable activities a day help families keep the language alive across generations, wherever they live.

Families in the USA, Canada, the UK, Australia, the UAE, Singapore and New Zealand — and anywhere in the world — can use these free printable activities for beginner Gujarati learning at home.

Great for:

  • Beginners starting the Gujarati mulakshar and kakko
  • Children growing up outside India learning Gujarati at home
  • Homeschool and parent-led learning
  • Weekend Gujarati practice with the family
  • Staying connected with Gujarati-speaking grandparents

Frequently Asked Questions

Start with familiar everyday words — family, animals, food and home. Read each word, say it aloud and connect it to something your child already knows.

It suits children aged 4 to 7 who are starting to read and want to grow their Gujarati word bank.

Yes. They're made for beginners and work for children anywhere in the world, including Indian families in the USA, Canada, the UK, Australia, the UAE, Singapore and New Zealand.

Yes. Start with the swar (vowels) and a few common vyanjan (consonants) and build up gradually — no prior Gujarati reading is required.

Yes. They're built for parent-led and homeschool learning — print a page and practise a few minutes a day at home.

More Gujarati worksheets

Explore the full Gujarati alphabet and other free printable practice.