These Punjabi and Urdu stories and songs are for young children and their families. They are based on traditional folk songs, lullabies and stories, re-told by Nuzhat Abbas. They are sung and told on the CD in Punjabi or Urdu, with words in Shahmuki (a script used in Pakistan) and English in the booklet.

For more information, or to buy a CD/booklet containing these stories and songs, please visit www.peeple.org.uk/stories-and-song…punjabi-and-urdu.

The Bell Around The Cat's Neck (Punjabi)

These Punjabi and Urdu stories and songs are for young children and their families. They are based on traditional folk songs, lullabies and stories, re-told by Nuzhat Abbas. They are sung and told on the CD in Punjabi or Urdu, with words in Shahmuki (a script used in Pakistan) and English in the booklet.

For more information, or to buy a CD/booklet containing these stories and songs, please visit www.peeple.org.uk/stories-and-songs-punjabi-and-urdu.

O Sleep, Come, Fall Upon My Child (Punjabi)

The Ant and the Pigeon is about how we become aware of ourselves in relation to others, and about being resourceful.

These Punjabi and Urdu stories and songs are for young children and their families. They are based on traditional folk songs, lullabies and stories, re-told by Nuzhat Abbas. They are sung and told on the CD in Punjabi or Urdu, with words in Shahmuki (a script used in Pakistan) and English in the booklet.

For more information, or to buy a CD/booklet containing these stories and songs, please visit www.peeple.org.uk/stories-and-song…punjabi-and-urdu.

The Ant And The Pigeon (Urdu)

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A Brother And Sister (Urdu story)

These stories and songs are for young children and their families. They explore relationships and feelings through exciting and imaginative experiences and inspire the songs that follow them. 

For more information, or to buy any of these tracks on CD, please visit www.peeple.org.uk.

Brother and Sister (Urdu song)

Peeple is a charity, whose main purpose is to support parents/carers, babies and children to learn together - by valuing and building on what families already do. Peep practitioners and families share information and ideas about how to make the most of the learning opportunities that surround us in everyday life and play. Research shows that this - known as the home learning environment - makes the biggest contribution to narrowing the gap in children's outcomes. So, as well as working directly with families in Oxfordshire, we train practitioners around the UK and beyond, to share the messages as widely as possible.

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