AksharPakharu is built for a child and a grown-up side by side. Here is what to do, and why it works.
मराठी or English — whichever your child understands best. The app always teaches Marathi.
Open the Parent Zone (answer a quick sum), add your child's name and a picture. Children never type.
Any ruled notebook and a pencil. Writing happens on paper, with you.
After school or before dinner — the habit matters more than the length.
A letter learnt today is half-forgotten in two or three days unless it comes back. Coming back at the right moment — just before it slips — makes it stick far longer than learning it again and again in one go.
AksharPakharu does this for you. Every letter your child meets is scheduled to come back after 1 day, then 3, then 7, then 30. Each session opens with a short warm-up of the letters that are due today. If your child misses a few days, the due letters simply wait — nothing is lost, but the warm-up gets longer.
Choose English when the app starts. Instructions are spoken in that language and every Marathi word is followed by its meaning — so your child learns what the words mean while learning to read them.