gyankalakumbhKNOWLEDGE. ART. POSSIBILITY.Words & stories
Why do shadows grow? Can a picture tell a story? Pick a question, try an activity and find your own way to explain it.
Find my next discovery
A pencil. A question.A place to begin.What would you like to practise today?
One idea. A little practice. Time to reflect. Come back whenever you like.
What shall we learn today?
No sign-up. No timer. Just room to think.
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Be a word detective
Can your words help someone picture an object they cannot see?
Give a story a new turn
A lost library book. Two friends. What happens next?
Fact, opinion or a question?
Before agreeing with a sentence, find out what kind of claim it makes.
Make a claim worth listening to
A confident sentence still needs a reason and evidence.
Three pictures, one adventure
A story can begin before you can write a long sentence.
Did I hear you right?
Listening is an adventure in someone else’s words.
Read between the clues
Wet shoes by a door suggest a story—but which one?
A tiny mark, a clearer message
Where you pause can change what a reader understands.