Students explore how simple batteries change chemical energy into electricity. They safely build lemon and coin-cell batteries at home, identify their parts, and test what makes them work.

Join Ananya at an ironsmith’s forge to discover metals and non-metals, their properties, reactions, rusting, corrosion, alloys and important everyday uses through a lively Grade VII story.

Join Priya as she discovers conduction, convection and radiation through fires, cooking, breezes and sunshine, then follows solar heat through the water cycle and groundwater.

A Grade VII guide to electric current, magnetic fields, electromagnets, heating effects, cells and batteries. It uses simple experiments, safety tips, real-life examples and review questions.

Students explore how organisms and nonliving surroundings form ecosystems. They learn roles in food webs, relationships, adaptations, and practical ways people can protect ecosystems.

Explore Earth’s countries, continents, landmasses, landforms, and five oceans. Learn to read world maps and discover how borders, capitals, land, and water shape our planet.

Students explore fractions, decimals, and percentages; compare and calculate with each form; convert among them; and solve everyday problems involving prices, parts of a whole, and discounts.

Explore how the Sun, Earth, and Moon line up to create eclipses. Learn about shadows, solar and lunar eclipse types, why eclipses are uncommon, and how to observe them safely.

Explore what artificial intelligence means, where students encounter it, and how it differs from ordinary rule-based computer programs. Learn AI's strengths, limits, and responsible use.