For Parents
Meaningful screen-free bonding.
Bring home the joy of experiential learning and turn everyday playtime into an opportunity for growth. Screen-free games your child will actually ask to play again, without feeling like more school.
What changes with Khel Shiksha
What parents tell us
- They can do the homework but cannot explain the idea behind it.
- Everything engaging seems to involve a screen.
- Educational games arrive, get played twice and go into a cupboard.
- It is hard to tell what is genuinely useful and what is packaging.
What our kits do differently
- Built for repeat play: the difficulty grows with the child.
- Entirely physical. No screen, no app, no subscription.
- Designed for two to six players, so it works with siblings or friends.
- Each kit tells you plainly what your child will be able to do afterwards.
Where to start at home
Three kits that make a child a playful thinker.
Carefully designed board and card games, built for the kitchen table rather than the classroom. Create unforgettable family moments out of the half hour after dinner.
Aahar
Builds early awareness of good food choices. A child who has built a balanced plate a dozen times stops needing to be told what one is.
Yoga Safari
Enhances focus and mental calmness through asanas learned as a game. Movement, breathing and stillness, without a mat or a lecture.
Aryabhata
Strengthens arithmetic and logical thinking. Mental maths becomes something a child races a sibling at rather than something they are tested on.
The 5 Pillars
A complete learning ecosystem for holistic development.
Every kit sits under one of five pillars, so a school can see the whole ecosystem rather than a product list.
Foundational Learning
Strengthening early literacy and numeracy.
Health & Nutrition
Promoting well-being and holistic physical fitness.
Climate Education
Building environmentally responsible citizens.
Future Readiness
Early-stage career awareness and goal setting.
Life Skills
Instilling road safety, ethics and civic responsibility.
Learning kits
Games built around what children keep.
Every kit states the outcomes a teacher can watch for, not the features in the box.
Life SkillsRoad Safety
Road safety learned by rehearsing it, not by being warned about it.
30 min3–6 players7–12 years
Foundational LearningAryabhata
Fast-paced arithmetic that rewards thinking, not memorising.
20 min2–6 players8–12 years
Health & NutritionAahar
Building a balanced plate, one card at a time.
20 min2–6 players6–11 years
Health & NutritionYoga Safari
Movement, breath and focus, disguised as an animal adventure.
25 min3–30 players5–11 years
Questions
What parents usually ask us first.
Can we use these at home?
Most kits are designed for groups of three to six, so they work well with siblings or a few friends. Tell us your child's age and what they enjoy and we will point you to the ones that suit.
Is there any screen time involved?
None. Every kit is physical: cards, boards, tiles and movement. The only exception is Naturebola, which uses a simple sound playback card rather than a device.
Get in touch
Not sure which kit suits your child?
Tell us their age and what they enjoy, and we'll suggest two or three.