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Printable Worksheets & Concept-Based E-Books for Pre-Nursery to Class 5

Pre-writing patterns, alphabet and numbers, 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.

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📚 E-Books & Printable Workbooks

Concept-first PDF workbooks for Pre-Nursery 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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❓ Questions Parents Ask

How do I get the e-book after paying?

Delivery is instant. As soon as your payment succeeds the PDF opens for download, and it stays available on the same device and browser for 7 days — so please save the file to your device.

Which classes are these worksheets and e-books for?

The material covers Pre-Nursery through Class 5. Each e-book lists its own level: the Pre-Nursery Starter Pack is for ages 3 to 5, Reading Steps is for UKG to Class 2, the Grammar workbooks are for Class 1, and Maths Olympiad Champions comes in two levels - Class 1 and 2, and Class 3 and 4.

What is inside the Pre-Nursery Starter Pack?

Four printable workbooks for one price: Colouring And Active Art, Pattern and Letters A to Z, Play with Numbers 1 to 20, and A Book of Alphabet - 153 pages in all, each with an answer key for grown-ups. One payment gives you a download page with all four books, and the same link is emailed to you.

Can I buy just one book from the Pre-Nursery Starter Pack?

Yes. Each of the four Pre-Nursery titles is also sold on its own for Rs. 149 including GST - Colouring And Active Art, Play with Numbers 1 to 20, Pattern and Letters A to Z, and A Book of Alphabet. The pack costs Rs. 499 for all four, so it saves Rs. 97 if you want the whole set.

Can I print the worksheets and use them more than once?

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.

Is the payment secure, and are prices inclusive of GST?

Payments are handled by Razorpay, so UPI, cards, net banking and wallets are all supported and your card details never touch this website. Every price shown on a book card already includes 5% GST.

Can I get a refund?

No. Because the books are digital and delivered instantly, all sales are final. If you hit a genuine technical problem — the file will not open, the download fails, or you received the wrong file — contact us within 48 hours with your payment reference and we will fix your access.

Is anything available free?

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.

Who created these books?

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.

📖 Blog Articles

Free reference guides written by educator Vandana Kumari. Open one below, or read it full-screen on its own page.

Pre-Nursery Learning, Step by Step

Why letters come after lines: colouring and shapes first, then standing, sleeping and slanting lines, then A to Z in four passes, then numbers 1 to 20 - with a 15-minute daily routine that a three-year-old will actually sit through.

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Maths Olympiad Preparation for Class 3 & 4

What an olympiad paper really asks, the syllabus chapter by chapter with a sample question for each, why the Achievers section decides the rank, a six-week plan and the three-attempt rule for using worked solutions.

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Maths Olympiad for Class 1 & 2

Why a Class 1 olympiad is a thinking paper and not an arithmetic race, the eleven kinds of reasoning question with an example of each, a four-week fifteen-minute start, and whether a six-year-old should sit the exam at all.

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Grammar & Composition for Class 1

The fifteen chapters of Class 1 English in the order a child should meet them - the alphabet, a/an/the, one and many, is/am/are, has/have, sentences, joining words - and how joining words bridge grammar into composition.

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Has, Have, Had

Has for one, have for more than one and for I, you, we and they, had for everything in the past. The four mistakes children make, what to say back each time, and a five-minute game that fixes it.

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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.

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Silent Letter Rules, A to Z

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.

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Reading Steps

A full phonics-to-comprehension guide: phonic sounds, vowels and consonants, CV, VC, CVC and CCVC words, blends, digraphs, silent letters and syllables.

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Daily English Speaking Practice

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.

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Naming Words

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.

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One and More than One

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.

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He, She

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.

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Describing Words

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.

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A, An, The

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.

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This, These, That, Those

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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