Short notes for parents in India. Each guide stays calm, skips miracle claims, and links to a free guest game on ClassVani.
Pick a topic
Times tables, counting, everyday maths, place value, and what to do when maths feels hard — each note is short and links to a free game round.
How to use these guides
Read one topic at a time. Try the linked game for a few minutes, then close the tab. Nothing here replaces your child’s teacher or textbook — it is extra practice at home.
If a session feels tense, stop early and try again tomorrow. Maths confidence grows from small wins, not marathon screen time.
What ClassVani Play covers
Guest games include counting, addition, subtraction, multiplication tables, dollars, telling the time, and general maths tiles by age band. Open classvani.com/play, pick a grade chip, and tap a game — no download.
Frequently asked questions
Are these guides for Indian parents?
Yes. Examples fit families in India. Each guide links to a short guest game on classvani.com — no download.
Do we need a school account?
No. Guides and guest games work without a ClassVani school login.
How long should we practise?
A few calm minutes beat a long frustrated session. Stop while your child still feels OK and try again tomorrow.