Cheryl Rao
Everyone agrees that reading is a virtue and a reading habit is one of the best things for a child to acquire.

Shailendra Gupta
Children love playing or doing activities that involve motor skills. While teaching we can think of many activities and games related to the topic we are dealing with, which will be both stimulating and involve thinking and problem solving.

Put down your chalks, dusters and textbooks. Find here are some fun ways of introducing numbers and basic mathematical concepts to young children.

Sheela Ramakrishnan and Rajika Dhiren
It was Mark Twain who said, “I never let school, interfere with my education.” And that perhaps sums up the process of “schooling” that young minds have been subjected to over the years.

Seetha Anand
The kindergarten years, which are the formative years of childhood, are ideal for children to acquire learning skills such as concentration…

Dr. Anna Neena George
For most people mathematics is a mystery; a subject they are afraid of and treat with reverence.

Cynthia D’Costa
Priya lived in a small village named Vidynagar. She was quite excited. You see, her tenth birthday was …

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

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.

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