English Pronunciation Rules
How every vowel is actually pronounced, rule by rule, with the Hindi reading beside each example word — from short "a" in cat to the long sounds in cake, ball and park.
Kids Learn With Concept
Kids Learn With Concept
English grammar, phonics, reading and maths — written by educator Vandana Kumari (M.Sc, LL.B). Free worksheets to download, plus instant-access PDF workbooks with answer keys for parents.
Concept-first PDF workbooks for UKG to Class 5, each with a complete answer key for parents. Download once, then print and practise as often as you like.
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₹149 (incl. 5% GST)
100 pages and 1,305 everyday English sentences, each with its Hindi meaning, across 29 practical topics — greetings, school and home, daily routine, questions, feelings and requests, shopping and travel, tenses, advanced conversation, friendships, conflicts at school and at the office, business situations, numbers and time, health and the doctor, weather and nature, phone calls and online safety, festivals and manners, emergencies, food, sports, describing people, directions, money, hobbies, jobs, classroom English and interviews. ✏️ Every topic is followed by its own practice page (fill in the blanks, match the pairs, translate and speak), and a complete answer key is at the back. Also includes 10 word banks with 480 words, 6 real conversations, 4 grammar tables, a 30-day speaking plan and a printable certificate. 👩🏫 Written by educator Vandana Kumari (M.Sc, LL.B). Download once, print & practise again and again! 🌟
₹99 (incl. 5% GST)
70 pages packed with fun, concept-based maths practice to help young learners become confident problem-solvers! Covering number sense, mathematical operations, patterns & sequences, measurement, time & money, data handling, geometry, word problems and logical reasoning, with engaging practice throughout and a complete answer key for parents.
₹299 (incl. 5% GST)
166 pages that carry your child from single letter sounds all the way to reading full sentences! 15 easy concept-first steps, each with 5+ colourful worksheets, plus a complete answer key for parents. 👩🏫 Created by educator Vandana Kumari (M.Sc, LL.B) for UKG–Class 2. Download once, print & practise again and again — the confident little reader you've been hoping for starts here! 🌟
₹199 (incl. 5% GST)
199 pages in two parts, so your child can learn from pictures first and then practise step by step. 🖼️ Part 1 — Picture Lessons brings fifteen full-colour illustrated lessons, hand-drawn by the author: naming words, one and more than one, he and she, describing words, a / an / the, this / these / that / those, I / you / he / she / it, doing words, is / are / am and am + ing, has / have / had, was / were, talking about the past, joining words, alphabetical order and composition — every lesson sheet reproduced in full, followed by a clear recap page and its own worksheets. 📘 Part 2 — Grammar Step by Step is the complete 15-chapter course: naming words, special names, one & many, gender, pronouns, a/an, this/that/these/those, action words, describing words, opposites, prepositions, is/am/are, has/have, was/were and punctuation, each with simple explanations, clear examples and colourful practice. 👩🏫 Created by educator Vandana Kumari (M.Sc, LL.B) using the KidsLearnWithConcept approach. 🌟 A complete Answer Key for grown-ups covers both parts.
₹183.75 (incl. 5% GST)
A fun, concept-based workbook that makes English grammar, writing, and composition easy and enjoyable! With 15 carefully structured chapters, children learn The Alphabet, A/An/The, Naming Words, One and Many, I/You/He/She/It, Describing Words, Action Words, Is/Am/Are, Has/Have, Position Words, Sentences, Joining Words, Fun with Words, Composition, and Story Writing through simple explanations, clear examples, and plenty of engaging practice activities. ✏️ Includes Test Papers, Listening for the Teacher, Composition and Story Writing activities, and a complete Answer Key for grown-ups.
₹5.25 (incl. 5% GST)
Playful, concept-based grammar for early readers! Teaches the simple rules of has, have, and had using vibrant visuals, sentence building, and engaging exercises. 🖍️ Instant download — print and reuse endlessly for stress-free English practice! 🌟
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The material covers UKG through Class 5. Each e-book lists its own level: Reading Steps is for UKG to Class 2, the Grammar workbooks are for Class 1, and Maths Olympiad Champions is for Class 1 and Class 2.
Yes. Everything is a printable PDF. Download once, then print at home as many times as you like for your own child — ideal for daily practice and revision.
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Yes. The Worksheets, Notes and Samples section has free printable worksheets and presentations covering phonics, long vowels, nouns, pronouns, prepositions and maths for Class 1 to Class 5, plus free learning videos.
They are written by Vandana Kumari (M.Sc, LL.B), a practising educator, using the Kids Learn With Concept approach: teach the concept first, then practise it. Every paid workbook includes a complete answer key for parents.
Free reference guides written by educator Vandana Kumari. Open one below, or read it full-screen on its own page.
How every vowel is actually pronounced, rule by rule, with the Hindi reading beside each example word — from short "a" in cat to the long sounds in cake, ball and park.
Why the b in comb, the k in knee and the h in hour stay silent. Every letter of the alphabet, the rule behind it, and example words with Hindi readings.
A full phonics-to-comprehension guide: phonic sounds, vowels and consonants, CV, VC, CVC and CCVC words, blends, digraphs, silent letters and syllables.
Why reading English does not make you speak it, a 15-minute daily routine, 50 everyday sentences with Hindi meanings, and the five mistakes that keep learners silent.
Names of persons, places, animals and things — plus special names and common names, and why Sana takes a capital letter but girl does not. With picture practice and a full answer key.
How one small letter changes everything: adding –s to a naming word to show more than one. Count the pictures, choose the right word, and check with the answer key.
When to use he and when to use she, sorting family words into two columns, and the male and female names for animals — lion and lioness, horse and mare, drake and duck.
Big house, small cat, square box, blue bird. The words that tell us more about naming words, with matching, fill-in-the-blanks and a naming-word-or-describing-word test.
Vowels and consonants first, then the rule that never changes: a before a consonant sound, an before a vowel sound, and the for something we already know about.
The four pointing words: this and these for what is near us, that and those for what is far — and why this takes is while these takes are.
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