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Useful Learning Resources

Explore and download useful Tamil learning resources for students, parents and teachers.

Last updated on 25 September 2026

Resources for Preschool

Nurturing Early Learners (NEL) – A Guide to Supporting Young Children’s Tamil Language and Literacy Learning

This guide provides insights into how Tamil language and literacy are nurtured during the preschool years. Parents and members of the public can explore the approaches, learning experiences and activities used to develop young children’s interest and confidence in learning and using Tamil.

Tamil Story Cards — Spark Your Child's Love for Stories

Download these story cards and bring the joy of storytelling to your child at home. A fun and engaging way for parents to bond with their little ones through Tamil stories.

Tamil Reading Resources — Make Reading Fun at Home

Download and print these Tamil reading resources for your child to enjoy at home. Curated specially for preschoolers by the Tamil Promotion Committee, these resources offer a fun and engaging way for parents and children to read, talk and discover Tamil together.

From Play to Pages: Making Tamil Reading Fun for Young Children

Presented at the Mother Tongue Languages Symposium (MTLS), this sharing by a senior librarian from the National Library Board (NLB) introduced playful ways to make Tamil reading enjoyable and engaging for children. It offered practical ideas for creating positive reading experiences and nurturing children’s interest in Tamil books and stories.

Raising Confident Bilingual Children

Presented at the Mother Tongue Languages Symposium (MTLS), this sharing by an MOE Lead Specialist from the Curriculum Planning and Development Division (CPDD) provided insights into how parents can support children in becoming confident bilingual speakers. It highlighted practical ways to encourage the meaningful and confident use of both languages in children’s everyday lives.

Balar Murasu – Tamil Resources for Early Readers

Balar Murasu by Tamil Murasu offers Tamil content for young readers, including digital issues and videos on a variety of engaging topics. Children and parents can explore the resources together to encourage regular reading, listening and engagement with Tamil beyond the classroom.

Resources for Primary

Primary Tamil Language Syllabus 2024

This syllabus outlines the learning objectives, content, language skills and assessment requirements for Tamil Language at the primary school level. It provides guidance on the development of students’ Tamil language proficiency and supports teachers in planning meaningful learning experiences.

Learning Tamil with Joy and Love

Presented at the Mother Tongue Languages Symposium (MTLS), this sharing by MOE specialists from the Curriculum Planning and Development Division (CPDD) provided insights into the primary Tamil Language curriculum and introduced practical strategies to make Tamil learning meaningful and enjoyable for children.

Exploring Tamil Murasu: Manavar Murasu & Balar Murasu

As part of Thamizhodu Inaivom: Azhagae! Thamizhae!, this session featured a sharing on Tamil Murasu, highlighting new features on the website and app for students, including Manavar Murasu and Balar Murasu.

Strategies to Encourage Your Child to Speak Tamil

A collection of practical and easy-to-use tips and suggestions shared at Thamizhodu Inaivom: Azhagae! Thamizhae! to help parents encourage their children to speak Tamil at home.

Joyful Play Based Tamil Language Learning at Home

Presented at the Mother Tongue Languages Symposium (MTLS), this sharing by a primary school teacher introduced practical ways for parents and educators to support Tamil language learning through play. It highlighted how fun, meaningful play-based activities can encourage children to use Tamil naturally and confidently at home.

Digital Tamil Adventures through E-Books

Presented at the Mother Tongue Languages Symposium (MTLS), this sharing by three experienced primary school Tamil Language teachers showcased e-books created by lower primary pupils as part of their classroom learning. It highlighted how pupils combined photographs taken around their school with simple Tamil phrases to create meaningful e-books, and how these e-books could support two-way communication. The sharing also introduced parents to the e-book creation process through a hands-on activity with their children using iPads.

Teacher-Inspired Tamil Strategies for Parents

As part of Thamizhodu Inaivom: Azhagae! Thamizhae!, teachers shared practical strategies and tips with parents to motivate children to speak Tamil at home through fun games and activities.

Maanavar Murasu – Reading Resources for Students

Maanavar Murasu by Tamil Murasu offers a range of Tamil articles and news stories on topics relevant to students. Readers can explore current affairs, culture, education and other engaging topics while strengthening their Tamil reading skills and general knowledge. The latest Maanavar Murasu e-paper is also available through the page.

Resources for Secondary/Tertiary

Secondary Mother Tongue Languages Syllabus 2021

This syllabus provides an overview of the curriculum for G1, G2, G3 and Higher Mother Tongue Languages at the secondary level. It outlines the learning objectives, language skills, cultural learning, pedagogy and assessment approaches that support students in becoming confident and proficient users of their Mother Tongue Language.

Junior College - H1 Tamil Language and Tamil Language B Syllabus

This syllabus provides an overview of the learning objectives, content, skills and assessment requirements for H1 Tamil Language and Tamil Language B. It serves as a useful reference for students and teachers in understanding the curriculum and expectations for the subject.

An Exciting Journey in Joyful Tamil

Presented at the Mother Tongue Languages Symposium (MTLS), this sharing by MOE specialists and curriculum officers provided insights into the secondary Tamil Language curriculum and introduced strategies to support students in developing their language skills and appreciation for Tamil.

Student-Created Tamil Stories and Poems in Interactive Flipbooks

As part of the Naanum Oru Padaipali initiative, secondary school and junior college students participated in creative writing workshops and produced original Tamil literary works, including short stories, poems, and drama scripts. Selected winning entries were transformed into interactive e-books featuring engaging illustrations, music, and audio narration. These resources provide an immersive reading experience, support readers with varying literacy needs, and help nurture students’ literary appreciation, creativity, and Tamil language skills.

eBooks with Audio and Animation

These eBooks offer an engaging Tamil reading experience for secondary school students, combining written text with audio narration and animations. Students can follow the text alongside the accompanying animations and listen to the narration, making the stories more engaging, accessible and enjoyable to explore.

Audiobooks - Kathai Neram

Kathai Neram by Creative Hands offers a collection of engaging Tamil audiobooks for young readers. The link provides access to a range of eBooks to choose from, allowing readers to enjoy Tamil stories through both reading and listening.

Comics - Kathai Neram

Kathai Neram by Creative Hands offers a collection of engaging Tamil comics for young readers. With colourful illustrations and engaging storylines, the comics provide an enjoyable way for readers to explore Tamil stories and develop their interest in reading.

Ilayar Murasu – Tamil Resources for Young Readers

Ilayar Murasu by Tamil Murasu offers engaging Tamil content for young readers, covering a variety of topics that interest and inspire them. Children can explore the resources to build their reading habits, strengthen their Tamil language skills and stay connected with Tamil beyond the classroom.