We hope you’ve been enjoying our Dr Grammar series on #SaturdaySchool. Write to us and let us know if you are. Also, with the summer vacations coming up, we’re going to have contests and giveaways for you, dear children! Stay tuned! Dr Grammar Finds A Solution The door opened and the next patient walked in. […]
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Author Interview : Shyamala Shanmugasundaram #SaturdaySchool
Today in our author’s interview, we have Shyamala Shanmugasundaram , the author of “Dreams on Fire?” Shyamala Shanmugasundaram is a children’s author, freelance writer and chief ideator of Kataba. Her written works have been published by Alka Publications, Children’s Book Trust (CBT), National Book trust (NBT), Rupa & Co, Pratham Books, DNA and The Hindu […]
Let’s Read: Getting Your Teenager to Read #SaturdaySchool
A friend who has been reading my posts grumbled, “Sunita, you keep saying that we should get our children to read. But how on earth can I get my teenager to read? And where does he have the time, between school and homework and coaching classes and football practise? Besides he is at that age […]
Dr Grammar At The Palace #SaturdaySchool
Dr. Grammar was busy working in his language lab when there was a loud banging on his door. “Who can that be?” he wondered, “It sounds urgent.” When he opened the door, he saw two of the king’s guards standing there. “You have to come with us at once”, said one of them in a […]
Author Interview: Nandini Nayar #SaturdaySchool #writebravely
Day 6 of the Write Tribe Festival of Words and it’s time for #SaturdaySchool too. Last week I shared my review of ‘Where Is Amma?’. This week I’m happy to interview the author, Nandini Nayar. Interview with Nandini Nayar I came across Nandini Nayar when I was researching books for children by Indian authors. I […]
Where is Amma? #SaturdaySchool
Have you read, “Where is Amma?” by Nandini Nayar? I am always on the lookout for books for younger children that are relevant. That means it should be fun as well as lead to a conversation between the child and parent. I found one such book recently which reminded me of something that happened to […]
