KidMint.in
Learning made warm, simple, and multilingual.
Prep
Very early learners start with listening, picture vocabulary, colors, counting, movement, and routine-friendly practice.
A bright start for little learners
Explore alphabet lessons, stories, audio cards, logic games, rhymes, worksheets, and parent guidance in a calm, child-friendly space - with AI-powered progress summaries and personalized next steps.
Letters
Audio
Logic
Stories
Quiz Club
Skill Labs
More than academics
Skill Labs for drawing, routines, speaking, feelings, calm focus, and creativity
Short activities for drawing, routines, feelings, calm focus, and more.
Kidmint Child-Friendly Promise
Safe, focused learning for young children
Kidmint's own design promise for calm, parent-guided learning
Aa
alphabet fun
1 2 3
logic sparks
Tap
hear the sound
Read
little by little
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language-ready architecture
Audio
Tap or hover learning cards for pronunciation support.
Safe
Designed for trust, readability, and future parent tools.
A calm learning promise
Thoughtfully designed for young children, with parents in control
Kidmint uses this badge to describe our own child-friendly design commitments: reduced-distraction play, age-appropriate experiences, easy exits, and parent-managed video or rhyme access.
Kidmint Child-Friendly Promise Safe, focused learning for young children
Parent
Parents can guide content visibility, audio, and video access
Focus
Play screens stay simple, supportive, and easy to leave
Care
Kidmint aims for age-appropriate, respectful learning experiences
Built around India-wide foundational learning
Open the frameworkLKG
Children build confidence with letters, sounds, shapes, simple story listening, matching, and playful pre-writing.
UKG
Children move toward phrase reading, sound awareness, counting growth, sequence practice, and classroom readiness.
Grade 1
Add sentence reading, vocabulary growth, number operations readiness, simple EVS themes, and structured routines.
Grade 2
Children work on deeper comprehension, grammar in use, basic problem solving, stronger EVS themes, and social understanding.
Grade 3
Build stronger comprehension, more structured writing, multi-step logic, and richer world-around-us learning.
Grade 4
Move into longer reading, clearer written responses, stronger fractions and measurement, and more connected science and social learning.
Grade 5
Strengthen summary writing, decimal and problem-solving fluency, scientific observation, and organized paragraph work.
Grade 6
Support evidence-based reading, ratio and percentage thinking, fair testing in science, and more mature writing choices.
Common domains, connected sections
KidMint uses one broad foundational framework and then connects each domain to the right child-facing section.
Language & Literacy
Early English, Hindi, mother tongue, vocabulary, sentence reading, listening, and grammar in use.
Learning + StoriesNumeracy & Math Thinking
Number sense, counting, comparison, patterns, shapes, early operations, and visual math readiness.
Learning + LogicEVS / World Around Us
Theme-based learning around family, food, plants, animals, weather, transport, helpers, festivals, and seasons.
Stories + WorksheetsLogic & Thinking
Matching, same and different, odd one out, sequencing, sorting, planning, and memory-building tasks.
LogicStories & Comprehension
Picture stories, read-alouds, bedtime reads, social stories, and gentle follow-up questions.
StoriesArt / Drawing / Pre-Writing
Tracing, line practice, shape work, guided drawing, and visual creativity for early control and confidence.
Skill LabsStart with short, joyful learning units
Each area is designed to feel easy for children and practical for families.
Aa
Alphabets and words
Letters, phonics-style cues, picture cards, and first reading lessons.
1 2 3Reasoning games
Pattern spotting, odd one out, and simple problem solving.
🎮Learning Games
Memory match, word puzzles, number sequences, and sorting — short, touch-friendly games that teach through play.
PlayQuiz Club
Daily quiz packs, weekly challenges, and child-safe current affairs for kids.
StoriesStories + Learn
Picture stories, read-aloud reading, bedtime stories, and simple questions.
SingRhymes and songs
Curated YouTube embeds with responsive, privacy-friendlier playback.
TracePrintables
Worksheet-ready content organised by stage and learning goal.
More skillsSkill Labs
Guided activities for drawing, routines, emotions, speaking, calm focus, and creativity.
Featured lessons
See all lessonsLetters A to D with pictures
Meet four early English letters with familiar picture words and clear first sounds.
Meet Letter A
Learn the letter A with familiar words like apple, ant, and axe.
Letters M, S, and T with pictures
Build confidence with more easy-to-hear letters children notice in songs and everyday words.
First sounds around me
Listen to the first sound in simple words children already know from home and play.
Quiz Club spotlight
Open Quiz ClubDaily Quiz: Letter Look and Choose
Picture-led alphabet play for Prep and LKG children.
PrepWeekly Challenge: Animal Week
Animals, babies, homes, and sounds in one short weekly challenge.
LKGCurrent Affairs for Kids: A Space Update from India
A child-safe space update explained in calm, simple words.
Grade 2
Quiz Club picks
See all quiz packsDaily Quiz: Letter Look and Choose
Picture-led alphabet play for Prep and LKG children.
Daily Quiz: Count and Compare
Quick counting and number comparison practice.
Daily Quiz: Odd One Out at Home
A simple world-around-us quiz with familiar home objects.
Daily Quiz: Pattern Play
Short pattern and same-different thinking.
Skill Labs
Open the hub
Draw & Pre-Writing Lab
Tracing, shapes, and guided drawing prompts.
Speak & Listen Lab
Listening prompts, repeat-after-me, and simple sound practice.
Feelings & Social Lab
Emotions, waiting, sharing, and kind next-step prompts.
Life Skills Lab
Routines, self-help steps, and daily independence practice.
Focus & Calm Lab
Breathing cards, memory prompts, and gentle quiet-mode resets.
Try a guided activity
Short activities for drawing, routines, feelings, calm focus, and more.
Trace Standing Lines
Trace tall straight lines from cloud to grass.
Trace Sleeping Lines
Trace easy left-to-right lines across a sleepy road.
Trace Big Curves
Trace easy rainbow curves from one side to the other.
Trace Slant Lines
Follow slanting lines that lean like little hills.
Trace Circles
Trace round circles in one smooth loop.
Trace Curves
Follow bendy curves like a rainbow path.
Featured stories
See all stories
A Paper Plane Over Monsoon Lane
A balcony paper plane catches a monsoon breeze and turns an ordinary lane into a tiny neighborhood adventure.
Mimi Finds a Red Ball
Mimi follows a bright red ball through the park.
The Map of Window Lights Across the Lake
A power cut on one side of town turns an evening walk into a visual mystery of reflections, …
The Reflection in the Rain Puddle
A walk home becomes an upside-down adventure when a child starts noticing whole streets inside a rain puddle.
Logic demos with instant feedback
Short quizzes offer playful reasoning practice without requiring sign-in.
Find the Matching Shape Friend
Look carefully and choose the shape that matches.
Choose the Odd One Out
Find the one item that does not belong with the others.
Finish the Bead Pattern
See the simple pattern and choose what comes next.
Same or Different Socks?
Compare two items and decide if they look the same.
Support for parents and inclusive learning
Educational guidance for communication practice, listening, visual support, and school readiness.
Build a 10-Minute Read-Aloud Routine
A short daily read-aloud habit builds vocabulary, listening, and joy.
How to Practise Sounds Without Pressure
Use everyday words and playful repetition instead of long drills.
Why Home Language Strength Helps Reading
Children benefit when familiar languages stay part of daily learning.
Choice Board at Snack Time
Use two simple picture choices to help a child ask for food or drink calmly.
Comment and Copy Picture Talk
Use one picture card and one short repeated comment to support early communication.
Expand One Word Into Two
A gentle way to grow language is to turn one useful word into a small two-word model.
How to Model Short Helpful Phrases
Children often respond better to short repeatable phrases than long explanations.