Learn by grade, grow by skill
51 activities from Nursery to Class 5 — each aligned to CBSE and ICSE milestones, using materials from your kitchen and kirana store.
51 activities · 8 grade levels · 7 skill areas · household materials only
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Pick your child's grade
Each grade page shows activities matched to that year's CBSE/ICSE milestones.
Nursery
2–3 yrs
Pre-literacy, sensory exploration, social play
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LKG
3–4 yrs
Alphabet awareness, counting 1–10, colours & shapes
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UKG
4–5 yrs
Phonics, number sense to 20, patterns, environmental awareness
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Class 1
5–6 yrs
Reading sentences, addition/subtraction to 99, plants & animals
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Class 2
6–7 yrs
Multiplication, fractions, maps, water cycle, paragraph writing
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Class 3
7–8 yrs
Division, measurement, food chains, states & capitals, letter writing
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Class 4
8–9 yrs
Decimals, area & perimeter, electricity, natural resources, persuasive writing
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Class 5
9–10 yrs
Percentages, geometry, solar system, Indian history, debate & analysis
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Browse by skill
What do you want to build?
Each skill area spans all grades — find the right level within the grade pages.
Aligned to Indian curriculum milestones
Every activity in this library is mapped to the skills and concepts taught in CBSE and ICSE classrooms at that grade level. Activities reinforce what schools teach — they are not a replacement, but a home extension of classroom learning.
🌱 Nursery
Pre-literacy, sensory exploration, social play
📚 Class 1
Reading sentences, addition/subtraction to 99, plants & animals
🔭 Class 3
Division, measurement, food chains, states & capitals, letter writing
All activities use kirana store materials
No special craft supplies needed. Every activity in this library uses items already in Indian homes: dal, rice, semolina, turmeric, newspaper, chart paper, bottles, seeds, and coins.
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