Mamera is the name of this book of Torwali taught in grade 1 at the Torwali Multilingual Education Schools. Mamera is a name of a highland flower that grows in early spring with the snow receding in the highland pastures. This book was printed in 2018 by IBT with the financial support of FLI.
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This report is developed by IBT based on its research in the project ‘campaign for education in Swat-Kohistan’. It was written by Zubair Torwali in 2015. It includes the state of education in the six backward union councils of tehsil Bahrain in the Swat district. Its Urdu version is also available. Below are the links…
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It is a writing primer to teach and learn how to write basic Torwali. It is also shape based and finally goes to drills in writing the Torwali alphabets. It was also first developed and printed in 2008 by IBT and is used at the Torwali multilingual education schools.
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It is a book aimed at teaching the mathematical shapes as well as learning letters/alphabets from shapes. It is written in a way that goes from very concrete objects to abstract concepts which end with learning the alphabets of Torwali. It was first prepared and printed in 2008 by IBT.
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It is a book of rhymes in Torwali for the kids of grade 2 at the Torwali multilingual education school. It was first prepared and printed by IBT in 2008.
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It is a book of rhymes in Torwali for the kids of grade 1 at the Torwali multilingual education school. It was first prepared and printed by IBT in 2008.
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It is a reading primer for learning reading Torwali. It is used at the Torwali Multilingual Education School as an additional source in the Story Track of teaching Torwali. It was first prepared and printed by IBT in 2008.
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It is a math counting book in Torwali for grade KG 2 and is used at the Torwali mother tongue based multilingual education school. It was first prepared and printed in 2008 by IBT.
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It is a math counting book in Torwali for grade KG 1 and is used at the Torwali mother tongue based multilingual education school. It was first prepared and printed in 2008 by IBT
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There are hundreds of folktales and myths in Torwali. A book of 15 folktales was published with Urdu and English translations. This book is known as Kookoo Bacha. Two of its stories were animated. These stories are The Luck (Qismat Si Qisa) and Anngag and Bangag. The YouTube links to these two animated stories are…
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