The subjects your child meets at school, turned into illustrated stories where they are the one who works it out: counting the sweets, testing the seed, drawing the map, sounding out the word. Pick a subject, choose a story, add a photo, and the illustrated book starts right away.
Counting, shapes, money and time, met as problems your child actually wants to solve.
3 story ideasWhy things float, grow, melt and move, discovered by trying it rather than being told.
3 story ideasSeeds, seasons, water and the animals next door: environmental studies as something you can walk outside and see.
3 story ideasLetters, rhyming words and the first whole sentence a child reads on their own.
3 story ideasVarnamala, matras and the joy of writing your own name in Devanagari for the first time.
3 story ideasMaps, neighbourhoods and the people who keep a town running, seen from a child’s own street.
3 story ideasThe questions children actually ask, answered in a story instead of a fact sheet.
3 story ideasFirst days, lost tiffins, exam nerves and the friend who saves the afternoon.
3 story ideas
School StoriesThe clock tower strikes, the school bell rings, the train leaves at ten past seven, and five more minutes of play is exactly five minutes.
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School StoriesA clay gullak that rattles, coins counted at the sabziwala, Eidi and Diwali money saved for a cycle bell, and a little kept aside to share.
15 story ideas
School StoriesStep-by-step instructions that make a cardboard robot walk, an if-then game in the park, a bug in the recipe and a loop while skipping rope, all without a screen.
15 story ideas