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TRT Çocuk

A Turkish-language children’s site with games, program episodes, short videos and a live TV section.

TRT Çocuk is entirely in Turkish, navigation included. Its games area has chess, tangrams, puzzles and video tutorials, and one homepage item walks through how a pawn moves. Program episodes, short entertainment clips and a live television section sit alongside the games. There is a fair amount here for Turkish-speaking families, or for a learner exploring the language next to someone who speaks it, but it isn’t set up as an English-language learning site.

Ages
Children able to follow Turkish instructions; adult-selected activities
Works on
Web browser
Topics
Early learning, Languages, Math
Languages
Turkish
Listed
2026-10-11

What kids do

  • Play Satranç (chess)
  • Try Ege ile Gaga Tangram
  • Watch a Turkish game tutorial
  • Pick a program episode

Who it suits

No single age range is given. It fits children who follow Turkish, or a learner exploring the language with a Turkish-speaking grown-up.

Notes for parents

A separate academy section is written for parents. Some links on the site lead out to external video platforms.

What you need

  • Internet-connected browser

Visit TRT Çocuk

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