Module · 23 lessons · 7 units
My World
Animals, my body and healthy me
Animals, the body, the family and staying healthy, built on the words your child already met in Letters & Words. The picture and the sound come first, then the word that names it, then a sentence that uses it. Each age band has its own units below, and new units are added every week.
What your child learns
By the end of this world
- Names farm, wild, water and insect animals, and sorts them from things that are not animals.
- Points to and names the parts of the body from head to toe.
- Says what their body can do and what keeps it healthy.
Explorer · ages 3 to 5 · 2 lessons in 1 unit
Unit 1
Pets and farm
- Cat, dog, cow
- Hen, pig, goat
Builder · ages 5 to 7 · 21 lessons in 6 units
Unit 1
Animals
- Farm friends
- Wild animals
- In the water
- Tiny insects
Unit 2
My body
- Head to toe
- Hands and feet
- I can…
- Healthy me
Unit 3
My family
- Mom and Dad
Unit 4
India, my country
- Our flag
- Animals of India
- Food from India
- On an Indian street
Unit 5
Festivals
- Diwali lights
- Holi colours
- Eid and Christmas
- Festival fun
Unit 6
Up in space
- Day and night
- The planets
- Rocket and astronaut
- Space words
Master · ages 7 to 10 · first lessons arrive soon
A real lesson: “Farm friends” from Animals
How one lesson goes, step by step
Masti opens with: “Cows say moo. Hens say cluck.” “Listen and find the animal.” Everything she says is spoken aloud.
Warm-up. One quick item from an earlier lesson, so last week's learning stays fresh.
Learn. Masti teaches the idea with pictures, in her own words, before anything is asked.
Try. 3 goes of Choose the picture, with help one tap away. Before a new kind of question, a short “Watch me first” demo shows the gesture.
Play. One game of Drag to sort with the same idea.
Check. 3 goes of Choose the word with no help. Only this step counts towards mastery, and a wrong answer gets an amber nudge, never a red cross.
Celebrate. Stars, XP, the streak tick and the next lesson's name.
The skills it builds
And why they matter at this age
Animals
Cows say moo and hens say cluck. Animals are the first category most children master, so they carry the vocabulary lesson without the child noticing it is one.
Vocabulary
Every word is a picture, a sound and the typed letters together. A word met three ways is a word that stays.
My body
Eyes see, ears hear, noses smell. Naming the body is the start of talking about feeling well and feeling unwell.
Healthy me
Washing hands, drinking water, sleeping early: a few habits named plainly, so a parent can point to the lesson at bath time.
8 kinds of practice in this world
What the activities look like
Every activity is one of fourteen kinds the whole app shares, so a child who has met one never has to learn a new screen for the next lesson.
Choose the picture
Hear a word, tap the picture that matches it.
Drag to sort
Drag each card into the group it belongs to.
Choose the word
See a picture, pick the word that names it.
Type the word
See the picture, hear the word, type it letter by letter. With help on, the next key glows.
Read and answer
Read three short lines, then answer a question about them.
Fill the blank
Type the missing word in a sentence about the picture.
Tap to count
Tap each thing once. Masti counts along out loud.
Sequence order
Put the pictures in order: first, next, last.
By age
The same world, pitched to the child
Explorer 3–5
Hears the animal and taps its picture.
Builder 5–7
Types the names and sorts animals from food.
Master 7–10
Reads a short passage about the body and answers.
Story Time books for this world
Read aloud by Masti, with a short quiz at the end: My Family · The Bee and the Flower · The Bus to the Farm · Off to the Zoo · Pip and the Egg · Up, Up to the Moon.
How Story Time works
Start My World today
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