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April 2008, Primary Pack »

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S Sundaram
In the article “Solving Word Problems” in the December 2007 issue, Kamala Mukunda stressed the importance of forming Mental Models.

July 2010, Primary Pack »

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Remediana Dias

Spellings–most children find them difficult to master. Dictation used to be the only way to reinforce spellings earlier but here are more fun ways of learning to spell.

February 2008, Primary Pack »

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Indrani Roy
Most of us grow up with a dislike for all things creepy and crawly – spiders, lizards, cockroaches and other insects.

March 2008, Primary Pack »

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Usha Raman
Kindergarten and lower primary teachers know how much children enjoy taking things apart, getting their fingers messy, and cutting and tearing paper.

January 2008, Primary Pack »

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Lalit Kishore
A teacher should always ensure that classroom interactions are enjoyable and meaningful to the students.

December 2007, Primary Pack »

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All handicrafts have their importance in education because it is easy for children to learn when they do something with their hands.

November 2007, Primary Pack »

[30 Jun 2010 | No Comment | ]

Shailendra Kumar Gupta
Are you looking for a fun, easy and effective way of teaching set theory? Then your search ends here.

August 2007, Primary Pack »

[27 May 2010 | No Comment | ]

Shailendra Gupta
There are no arguments when it comes to the fact that children enjoy learning when there are games involved. Here are a few games that primary teachers can make use of in their classrooms to teach.

April 2010, Primary Pack »

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Suchitra Reddy
Haven’t we all been enthralled by the quirky, funny tales with twists that our children come up with? With some help from you, here’s how you can get your students to write down their stories.

March 2010, Primary Pack »

[17 Mar 2010 | One Comment | ]

Sheela Ramakrishnan and Rajika Dhiren
In this last of the Happy series, Happy introduces young children to the benefits of eating healthy. Through a neat little story with a message, Happy helps you learn mathematics, english, history and many more subjects as well.