Silsala-e-Urdu is The Educators’ Class 6 Urdu reader, published by Wiz Publishers under the TE Series and aligned to the National Curriculum Pakistan 2022-23. Unlike the school’s companion grammar book (Samar – Qawaid o Insha), this one is a reading anthology – poems and prose lessons meant to be read, understood and discussed.
Table of Contents
- 1. Na’ama (Poem) (page 3)
- 2. Na’at (Poem) (page 9)
- 3. The Holy Prophet (PBUH): Tolerance and Forbearance (page 13)
- 4. The Greatness of Hard Work (page 21)
- 5. A Story of Honesty and Reward (page 30)
- 6. Chaand aur Taaray – The Moon and Stars (Poem) (page 39)
- Jaiza (Review) 1 (page 35)
- 7. Cricket Match (page 38)
- 8. A Trip to Murree, Queen of the Hills (page 51)
- 9. Mother of the Nation: Fatima Jinnah (page 65)
- 10. Defence Day (page 62)
- 11. Mil Kar Raho – Live Together (Poem) (page 80)
- 12. We and Our Environment (page 84)
- 13. Allama Iqbal and the New Generation (page 95)
- Jaiza (Review) 2 (page 103)
- 14. Barsaatein – Rains (Poem) (page 105)
- 15. Rashid Minhas Shaheed (page 110)
- 16. A Science-Themed Poem (page 131)
- 17. Safety from Strangers (page 115)
- 18. Health, Hygiene and a Balanced Diet (page 128)
- 19. The Secret of Progress: Industry and Agriculture (page 135)
- 20. Mera In’aam Pakistan (Poem) (page 133)
- Jaiza (Review) 3 (page 150)
- Farhang (Glossary) (page 153)
Three built-in review sections spaced through the book, plus a glossary at the back, make this genuinely usable for self-study at home between school terms – a parent can check comprehension at each Jaiza without needing a teacher’s guide. The lessons themselves move between the Prophet’s (PBUH) character, national history (Fatima Jinnah, Allama Iqbal, Rashid Minhas Shaheed) and everyday values, which is the deliberate mix the National Curriculum expects at this level. Order online with Cash on Delivery across Pakistan; we confirm the exact edition with you on WhatsApp before dispatch.
