Hindiहिंदी
Englishअंग्रेज़ी
Mathsगणित
EVSपर्यावरण
General Knowledgeसामान्य ज्ञान
Art & Craftकला
Healthस्वास्थ्य
Rhymesकविताएँ
For parents
Putting the missing मात्रा back into a word — the step where क and आ become का.
Sarangi (Class 1 Hindi) — मात्रा work. The thing children stumble on most.
Sounding out three-letter words — c, a, t — and tapping the letters in order to build them.
Class 1 phonics. Mridang itself leads with speaking and listening, so this is the home-practice half.
Adding and subtracting up to 20, with objects on screen you can actually count.
Joyful Mathematics Ch 5 ("How Many?") and Ch 6 ("Vegetable Farm").
The people who help us, the plants around us, where water comes from, and what is up in the sky.
EVS. Follows the topic set schools use — Our Helpers, Plants Around Us, Water, The Sky Above Us — as CBSE sets no Class 1 EVS textbook.
Putting the days of the week, the seasons, the parts of a day, and the stages of a growing seed into the right order.
General Knowledge. Ordering, not naming: a child who can list all seven days often still cannot say what follows Wednesday.
Naming what we make, what we play, and the festivals we make them for — diya, patang, matka, dholak.
Art & Craft, grounded in Indian craft rather than generic art supplies.
Sorting everyday things into what you can do on your own, what needs a grown-up, and what to never do.
Health & Physical Education. Three bins, not two — "never touch the stove" is false, and "roads are dangerous" tells a child nothing about what to do instead.
Five longer rhymes with their tunes, including a Hindi counting rhyme and a colours rhyme written to match the other games.
The tune is played note by note; the words are spoken, not sung. Every lyric's source is shown on screen.
Every game reads its prompts aloud using the voice already built into your browser or phone — nothing to install. Tap the picture or letter at the top of a game to hear it again.
If your device has no Hindi voice installed, the speaker icon simply won't appear. Every question is still shown on screen — the letter, the picture and the word are always visible — so the games work either way.
You can silence all sound, voice included, with the speaker button in the top-right of any game.