Princess Easy Pleasy is all but easy to please. She drives the royal packer up the wall with her quirks that are as seasonal as her royal vacations. Where does it all stop?Awards– Princess Easy Pleasy won The Hindu Young World Good-books Award for Best Illustrator in 2017.– Princess Easy Pleasy was nominated for the Jarul Book Award, 2017.
How do fat monkeys get thin? Chakrapani, the monkey chieftain, decides that the only way for his tribe of monkeys to lose weight is by going on a fast. But can hungry monkeys really stop eating for a day? Wacky illustrations by Shilpa Ranade in charcoal and acrylic add mischief to this hilarious story adapted by Kaushik Viswanath from a Buddhist tale.
What happens to an elephant whose trunk is so long that he trips and falls whenever he walks? This is little Vinayak’s problem. No matter what he does, he cannot keep his long, long trunk out of the way – until one day, a very special friend offers an unusual solution. An original tale by Shobha Viswanath, vibrantly illustrated by Shilpa Ranade with pastels, this book subtly brings to light how each of us is special in our own way.Awards– In 2013, Little Vinayak was selected as one of the Outstanding Books for Young People with Disabilities by the International Board on Books for Young People (IBBY).
Sometimes, it is hard to get the perfect price for anything. But Chooheram, the clever rat, always managed to make a bargain. One day, he managed to make the greatest bargain of all! This witty folk story from the glorious plains of Punjab by Samita Aiyer takes you from bargain to bargain through Garima Gupta’s funny illustrations
What could be stranger than a dragon’s toothache? A motley crew comes to the rescue of a dragon in pain, but does it manage to help him? Annie Besant’s quirky text and Rayika Sen’s imaginative illustrations make this book a joy to read over and over again.Awards– Shortlisted for The Hindu Young World Goodbooks Award 2017.
Sadiq loves stitching colourful patterns on rugs. However, his Ammi reminds him that boys in his community don’t stitch, they tend to the livestock. But Sadiq is determined to pursue his passion.This winsome tale that defies gender norms and talks about a fading shepherd craft of Kashmir, is beautifully written by Mamta Nainy, and illustrated through watercolour vistas by renowned artist Niloufer Wadia.AwardsShortlisted for The Hindu Young World GoodBooks Award 2019.Nominated for Jarul Book Children’s Choice Award, 2019.Received an Honorable Mention at the Neev Literature Festival.
Tsering can’t wait to taste his grandmother’s delicious noodle soup. He invites a string of friends and neighbours home. But as preparations get underway, there is a power cut and the house is plunged into darkness. Will Abi be able to put together the much-anticipated thukpa? Told from a blind child’s perspective, this tale by Praba Ram and Sheela Preuitt is accompanied by Shilpa Ranade’s stunning illustrations.Tsering’s thukpa recipe included!Awards– Thukpa for All was selected for the 2019 IBBY list of Outstanding Books for Young People with Disabilities.– Shortlisted for the Neev Children’s Book Award, 2019.– Featured in the Outstanding International Books list (2020) by the United States Board on Books for Young People (USBBY).– Featured in Bank Street Best Children’s Books 2020– Listed as a Highly Commended book by the South Asia Book Award 2020
Babban Hajjam is curious to know why barbers who go to the palace to give the king a haircut never return. When it is his turn to be summoned, Babban gets his answer. Will Babban stay out of trouble by keeping his incredible discovery under wraps, or does the secret unravel and seal his fate? Ira Saxena infuses mystery and laughter into this classic Indian folktale, and Mayukh Ghosh’s larger-than-life illustrations make this book a visual treat.Awards– Shortlisted for the Neev Children’s Book Award, 2019.– Featured in IBBY Honour List 2020 (Illustrations).
Creepy crawlies and winged insects disturb baby Roy. Bitten, stung and harassed, Roy grows up to dislike them. But one day, things change and Roy sees the world of insects in a different light. This 2-in-1 book by Shobha Viswanath, illustrated by Monami Roy, is sure to delight children.Awards– Shortlisted, Jarul Book Children’s Choice Award, 2020
In this graceful adaptation of a Jataka tale by Chinna Chilaka, a raging fire threatens to burn down a forest. All the animals and birds flee in fear, except for one brave little parrot. Is the courage of one small bird enough to save a forest?The simple and unpretentious illustrations are the result of a drawing workshop conducted at Isha Home School in Coimbatore with children aged between 6 and 8.
Dominoes-Counting and Colours contains 28 large and sturdy pieces showing different number of dots on different colours. Each domino card is divided into two halves, making two squares. Both the squares having different number of dots printed on different colours. The child is required to count and match each square of a domino with the same number of dots and colours. The game can also be played - by matching same numbers of dots irrespective of colours or matching colours irrespective of number of dots. Since children match the cards as per the colours or the number of dots on them, it enhances their problem solving skills while learning to count and develop eye-hand coordination.
Doma has come all the way from Ladakh to visit her friend Veda in Mumbai. While Doma loves the sights and sounds of the big city, she longs for the mountains of Ladakh. Imagine her surprise when Veda reveals that there are mountains in Mumbai too! Author Labanya Ghosh takes you on an unforgettable tour of Mumbai, and illustrator Pallavi Jain’s watercolours bring alive this beloved, bustling coastal city.AwardsWinner of the Neev Book Award, 2020
Sion is a fortune-teller who lives in an ancient Chinese kingdom with his son and a beloved horse. When he begins to experience a series of unlucky events, he shocks everyone in town by saying that it is a sign of good things to come. Will Sion lose his reputation for being the wisest man in the kingdom, for how could misfortune ever be a blessing? This profound folktale from China (and translated from Chinese) is beautifully adapted by Chen Jiafei and illustrated by award-winning artist Wang Ran.
My breakfast was revolting – it was simply divine.My lunch was repulsive, I liked it just fine.My dinner was ghastly – it was pure gourmet .You’ll never believe the things I ate today!Sampurna Chattarji’s clever use of hyperbole and Vibha Surya’s quirky illustrations bring a child’s monstrous imagination to life. This delightful book with fold-out flaps will leave you shuddering and chuckling.AwardsFeatured on GetLitt’s List of Best Picture Books of 2019
What do you do with a pumpkin that’s bigger than your head and barely fits on your table? Tia’s Thatha is very proud of his pumpkin, for he grew it all by himself, like magic! Now it’s Tia’s job to find homes for each little wedge from the oversized fruit, and quickly too!Lalita Iyer’s words provide hilarious insights into the mind of an amateur gardener, while Proiti Roy’s exquisitely textured illustrations map the eventful journeys of each lovely slice.
See them lurking on the street,Find them playing, watch them eat!Shadows tall and tails hairy –Are they cute, or just plain scary?They’re rats bigger than cats!Maegan Dobson Sippy explores the colourful secret lives of rats and cats in this cheeky story written in verse, while artist Adrija Ghosh peppers the illustrations with delightful details that are as riveting as they are memorable.With an exciting glow-in-the-dark cover!
LSRW based syllabus. One-to-one live video classes where the student and teacher interact for about thirty minutes. Speaking and listening activities will be conducted during the session while reading and writing will be given as after-class activities. The curriculum will be customised as per the students' requirements after the students undergo an assessment to understand their level of expertiseStudents from all levels are eligible for the classes (Beginner/Intermediate/Advanced)The number of sessions available is 20 sessions/40 sessions/60 sessions. The number of sessions can be selected by the student as per their requirement. The learning sessions will take place daily from Monday to Friday, test sessions on Saturdays and Sundays will be a holidayTime of each session: 30 to 40 minutesPrice per session: Rs.300Learning app and soft copies of study materials will be provided to the enrolling studentsA certificate of completion will be provided to the students on successful completion of the course.
Make teaching Social life skills and values fun and enjoyable for your child with “My First Story Telling Set”.It is a collection of books on 6 much-needed modern moral values that today’s kids must imbibe from early on. These are carefully curated storybooks with beautiful bright images.The reading span is less than 5 minutes to ensure that the child is not bored while reading.There is a fun write and wipe activity at the back of each book.Foster a habit of reading in your little ones with this set of 6 thoughtfully designed storybooks. These books equip preschoolers and primary school kids with essential reading, language, visual, motor, and imagination skills.Where will it help?It will assist in nurturing a child’s
Imagination
Analytical Skill
Creativity
Emotional Quotient
Language Development
Character Building
Problem Solving
Empathy
Logical Skill
What makes it unique?-> Short Stories Spread in 8 pages only.-> Attractive illustration catches child’s attention.-> Requires only 5 minutes of attention span.-> Each book has felt puppet Characters to generate interest among little readers.-> Promotes storytelling and creativity.-> Each story has an after story activity that facilitates bonding between storyteller and child. This set covers the following six moral values
Perseverance and hard work.
Sharing is caring.
Look beyond physical appearance.
Values of Friendship
Every problem has a solution.
Listen to the wise words of elders.
Quality Details :Books are printed on 300 gsm card paper.The front and back covers are laminated.The size of the book is 7″ by 5.25″.Easy to hold for toddlers and kids.The finger puppets are made of felt fabric.All puppets are machine-stiched.
"Beginning Consonant Sounds" is an innovative and easy-to-practice game that helps children to develop their phonemic skills. The game comprises 15 sets of two piece self-correcting match-ups, 6 double sided wipe clean practice sheets and an Activity Guide. The child is required to match two cards having same beginning sound such as duck and dog or ball and balloon. The given wipe clean sheets reinforce the skills better with the help of variety of activities such as the child is required to circle/mark the picture with a particular sound or by completing the incomplete words. This way the child can improve his/her phonemic awareness while developing their vocabulary.
Beginning Consonant Blends is a set of a board game and match-ups that introduces children to the consonants in a playful manner. Consonants are all the letters in the alphabet that are not vowels. There are 21 of them. Consonants make the most of the word sounds. In this game, consonants are blended or joined together in clusters of 2 letters at a time that makes distinct consonant sound, such as bl, cr, sh etc. Using 25 three piece self-correcting Match-ups, the child will match a blend with two corresponding pictures beginning with that blend. Similarly, children can use the play board with 30 blend play cards to race and reach the finish space by naming maximum words beginning with consonants blends. Thus, by playing the game children will be able to read hundreds of new words easily and accurately.
Phonics is the base for child's reading and writing. A good understanding of phonics beginning sound will help the child have better hold on reading as well as spelling the words correctly.
Early writing years are very crucial in a child's life and so are the instruments we choose to help them travel the journey of writing. These cards are colorful and helps child in recognition of the alphabets and also writing in the early writing years. The cards are thickly laminated and can be used over and over again.
Early writing years are very crucial in a childs life and so are the instruments we choose to help them travel the journey of writing. These cards are colorful and helps child in recognition of the alphabets and also writing in the early writing years. The cards are thickly laminated and can be used over and over again.
