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Grade KG To Grade 5th

Chalo Chale ( चलो चले )

This Fictional book in Hindi is about exploration and the joy of a journey.The story encourages children to step out, observe their surroundings and travel to new places.Along with simple and rhythmic prose it also teaches numbers in an easy manner.

Activity : Ask the students to think of a place they want to visit or a recent trip they took (even a walk) and write an essay for the same.

Who is better 2D or 3D?

This is an Informative book that introduces young readers to the fundamental concepts of dimensions. The book encourages readers to look at the world through a mathematical and artistic lens,advantages and limitations of each dimension.

Activity :Students can draw various figures and discuss about 2D and 3D versions of the same with the help of concepts from the book

What’s The Weather?

This is an Informative and engaging Book that explains the science behind Earth’s weather patterns. The book breaks down complex concepts like the water cycle, clouds, wind, and extreme weather events into accessible, bite-sized informatio This book helps young readers understand how the atmosphere works and why we experience different seasons and temperatures.

Activity : Ask children to track and note down weather pattern and changes to create a chart based on it for a week’s record.

तंबीसोबत फेरफटका (Tambisobat Ferfataka)

This is the Marathi Fictional Book about a curious boy and his lively dog, Tambi. As they go for their daily walk it highlights how a simple stroll can turn into an adventure when viewed with curiosity. It encourages young readers to notice the small details of their neighborhood.

Activity : Children can imagine and write about the daily walks of a pet from their own perspective and own versions.

Grade 6th To Grade 10th

We Learn Science Through Stories :

This is an Informative Book that uses narrative storytelling to explain complex scientific principles, making them relatable and easy to grasp for young minds.
The book demonstrates how science is not just a subject in school, but a constant presence in our everyday lives—from the biology of our bodies to the physics of the world around us.

Activity : Teachers can ask students to take up any one concept of science from a textbook and ask them to write a story around it.

Snag It – Who Needs A Dead Tree?

This Informative Book is a fascinating story of the life that thrives within dead trees, known as snags.The book introduces young readers to the “apartment complex” of nature, where birds, insects, and mammals find shelter, food, and nesting sites in these standing dead trees.

Activity :Students can write a short “Real Estate Ad” for the snag, explaining why it is the perfect home for these creatures even though it is no longer “alive.”

मुझे समझ नही आया (Muzhe Samazha Aaya Nahi)

It’s a Fictional book that explores the world through the eyes of a child who finds certain instructions, social cues, or academic concepts confusing.It encourages patience, self-acceptance, and the courage to say, “I didn’t understand”.

Activity : Ask students to write down one thing they find difficult to understand—it could be a school subject,a social rule, or an adult’s common advice.

लहानगा अंबू (Little Anbu)

In this Fictional Marathi Book,through innocent yet observant eyes of a dog Ambu, explores the relationship between nature, community, and social challenges.The story shows young readers about finding a friend and uses playful repetitions for a fun read aloud experience.

This book is also available in Telugu, Gujarati and Kannada