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Why Physics?

By TeacherPlus | Jun 15, 2015

From the earliest days, mankind has always been curious about why everything in our universe works the way it does...

Earth Day: Places have faces

By TeacherPlus | Apr 22, 2015

Manish Chandi writes about our recognizing features of the Earth...because places do have faces after all.

Let's bake a cake

By Sriparna Tamhane | Oct 9, 2014

Children get to eat cake and learn too! This interdisciplinary resource demonstrates how various skills can be learned in the kitchen.

Note: Please download the ppt file and view it using powerpoint (as a slideshow).

Making Math real

By TeacherPlus | Aug 28, 2014

How can a teacher teach Math effectively? How can children learn to love the subject? Mathematics is learnt best when children are actively participating in that learning. This is true for teachers as well. Interactions are indeed the heartbeat of a mathematics classroom. The teaching and learning of mathematics is a complex activity and many factors determine its success....

Enabling environment in schools...

By shubha venumadhav | Mar 11, 2014

To understand what it takes in terms of curriculum and other enablers, to provide quality education to the children of migrant labour Azim Premji Foundation decided to start schools for these children.

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Ritu's Letter gets longer

By Pratham Books | Oct 1, 2013

Little Ritu is very eager to see her cousin. So she posts him a very special letter. Read about it in this story by Mala Kumar, illustrated by Henu.

Going home

By Pratham Books | Jul 11, 2013

Why is the little girl in a hurry to get home? Find out in this story, written by Rukmini Banerji and illustrated by Santosh Pujari and Ketan Raut. 

Ruby Red, Rosy Red

By Pratham Books | Jan 9, 2013

This book is for children who are ready to read on their own. 

The Kanada story 'Daalimbeya Ruchi', by Jayashree Deshpande has been translated into English by Divaspathy Hegde and illustrated by Srikrishna Kedilaya.

Flying high

By Pratham Books | Jan 9, 2013

This book is for children who recognize familiar words and can read new words with help. The original Marathi story 'Tarangat Tarangat’, by Vidya Tiware has been  translated into English by Rohini Nilekani. Illustrations are by Rijuta Ghate. 

Sniffles, the Crocodile and Punch, the Butterfly

By Pratham Books | Oct 17, 2012

This book has been written and illustrated by Herminder Ohri and is intended for children who recognize familiar words and can read new words with help.

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