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Class 1कक्षा 1

Age 6–7 · NCERT Sarangi, Mridang, Joyful Mathematics

Hindiहिंदी

Englishअंग्रेज़ी

Mathsगणित

EVSपर्यावरण

General Knowledgeसामान्य ज्ञान

Art & Craftकला

Healthस्वास्थ्य

Rhymesकविताएँ

For parents

मात्रा जोड़ोHindi

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.

Build the WordEnglish

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.

Add & Take AwayMaths

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").

Our WorldEVS

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.

Days & SeasonsGeneral Knowledge

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.

Art & CraftArt & Craft

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.

Safe & SoundHealth

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.

RhymesRhymes

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.

About the voice

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.