Curriculum

Our Nepali Class Boston curriculum offers a comprehensive exploration of Nepali language, history, geography, and culture. Designed to provide students with a rich understanding of Nepal's linguistic, historical, and cultural heritage, the curriculum integrates various topics ranging from basic language fundamentals to in-depth studies of festivals, traditions, and national symbols.

The following table provides our master curriculum.

Nepali Academics

    Academic Basics
    Nepali History and Geography
    Nepali Culture and Festivals
  
    Consonants, Vowels
    Geography - Map
    Indra Jatra, Gai Jatra, Kumari Puja
  
    Days, Months, Seasons, Directions
    National Symbols including Flag
    Ghode Jatra, Dashain
  
    Colors, Vegetables, Food
    National Heroes
    Tihar and Chhat
  
    Numbers - Up to 100
    Geography - Himalayas, Hills, Plains
    Lochhar, Udhauli Parva
  
    Numbers - 100 - Kuber
    Geography - Rivers and Lakes
    Maghi/Maghe Sankranti
  
    Half Letters (including Khuttakateko)
    Geography - Political Division
    Nepal Ekata Diwas
  
    Signs - Matra Haru-(Barakhari)(Aakar, Ekar, Ukar, Akar, Aikar, Okar, Aukar)
    UNESCO - Heritage Sites
    Shreepanchami/Saraswati Puja
  
    Signs - Sirbindu, Chandra Bindu
    Population Demographics
    Shivaratri, Holi
  
    Signs - Rikar, Ref
    Diversity - Language, Ethnicity
    Chhaite Dashain/Ram Nawami
  
    Grammar - Nouns
    Flora, Fauna, and Animals, National Parks
    Machhandira Nath ko Jatra
  
    Grammar - Pronouns
    History - 1 - Legendary History
    Bisket Jatra
  
    Grammar - Bachan - Singular
    History - 2 - Ancient History
    Nepali New Year
  
    Grammar - Bachan - Plural
    History - 3 - Medieval History
    Buddha Jayanti
  
    Grammar - Verbs, Tenses
    History - 4 - Modern History
    Aama ko and Buba ko Mukh Herne Din
  
    Grammar - Adjectives and Conjunctions
    History - 5 - Current System
    Dar Khane Din and Quati Khane Din