Board‑aligned
Mapped to CBSE, ICSE, Cambridge, and IB strands so teachers can plug them straight into lesson plans.
Aids & Games by NatureNurture
Classroom‑ready tools that turn learning into play
Aids & Games are curated teaching and learning materials that make abstract ideas concrete and motivate students to participate — from visual cards and manipulatives to role‑play kits and outdoor strategy games.
Why school leaders choose Aids & Games
Teacher‑tested tools with clear outcomes, simple routines, and quick wins for engagement.
21st‑century skills
Game mechanics embed creativity, collaboration, problem solving, and digital literacy.
Safe & inclusive
Durable materials that follow simple safety and usability principles for mixed‑ability classrooms.
Training included
Short, hands‑on demos help teachers adapt activities to time and class size.
What ‘Aids & Games’ means in a NatureNurture classroom
Clarity, touch‑and‑feel, and inclusive access help students remember longer and teachers explain faster.
Make ideas concrete
From visual cards to manipulatives, abstract concepts become visible and tangible.
Motivate participation
Structured play nudges every learner to speak, build, and test ideas.
Teach faster
Quick prompts and ready routines cut prep time and speed up explanations.
Age‑appropriate design
Choice of materials and difficulty scales across early years to middle school.
Our classroom kits and categories
Ready sets to plug into lessons, from warm‑ups to full projects.
| Category | Typical items | What it builds | Sample use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Visual Aids | Concept charts, flashcards | Memory, vocabulary | Rapid warm‑ups and exit tickets |
| Manipulatives & STEM | Counters, gears, circuits | Number sense, scientific thinking | Model fractions; build simple circuits |
| Language & Literacy Games | Story cubes, phonics tiles | Phonemic awareness, writing | Sentence races; story sequencing |
| SEL & Life Skills Games | Role‑play decks, scenario boards | Empathy, decision‑making | Conflict‑resolution circles |
| Outdoor & Strategy Games | Relay logic mats, giant grids | Motor skills, strategy | Coordinate treasure hunt |
| Low‑cost, no‑cost aids | Paper spinners, bottle‑cap math | Prototyping, creativity | Student‑made TLM corners |
How implementation works in your school
A short plan that gets teachers using Aids & Games with confidence.
1 · Audit
Map syllabus & time
We map your syllabus, timetable, and storage.
2 · Plan
Select kits
We select kits per grade and subject with an activity matrix.
3 · Train
Mini‑lessons
Teachers try mini‑lessons and adapt facilitation tips.
4 · Measure
Evidence
Quick checks track engagement and concept mastery so you can scale what works.
Packages that fit your context
Start small or go school‑wide — each package includes guidance.
| Package | Best for | What you receive |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | Early adopters or single‑subject pilots | 1 grade kit, teacher demo, usage guide |
| Core | Whole‑school basics | Multi‑grade kits across literacy, numeracy, EVS; quarterly check‑ins |
| Innovation Lab Add‑on | Schools building STEM culture | Maker tools, design challenges, student showcases |
Plan a short walkthrough for your staff
We will map two quick activities to your current units and show how evidence logs and rubrics work.
FAQs
Are the aids mapped to my board’s syllabus?
Yes. Each kit lists objectives and suggested lesson slots for CBSE, ICSE, Cambridge, and IB.
Do teachers need extra prep time?
No. Cards include quick‑start prompts and assessment ideas.
Can we start small?
Begin with a Starter pilot, collect feedback, then expand to Core.
What about evidence of impact?
We share simple rubrics and usage logs. Reviews and studies in Indian contexts show improved engagement where aids are used purposefully.
Ready to see Aids & Games lift attention and outcomes?
Connect with the NatureNurture team on our Contact page and we will set up a short walkthrough.
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