Smart Anganwadi Programs

Incorporating the BaLA (Building as Learning Aid) concept in the traditional Anganwadis with enhanced infrastructure, creating smart learning spaces for children aged 3 to 6 years.

Teacher Training for Anganwadi Asha Workers

The Asha workers at Anganwadi plays a huge role in delivering the FLN and CT education to kids. We provide extensive training to the Asha workers in the smart anganwadi program for teaching foundational skills to the kids with ease.

Anganwadi worker being trained on educational methods

Teacher conducting training session with visual aids

Smart Anganwadi Program — What we provide

A comprehensive ecosystem of learning tools, infrastructure and capacity-building support to transform traditional Anganwadis into vibrant learning spaces.

Intelligent Toys

Enhancing cognitive and motor skills through age-appropriate play tools.

Educational Content

Diverse books, posters and activity sheets aligned to early learning objectives.

IT Devices

Interactive digital learning tools, tablets and simple devices for guided lessons.

Furniture

Functional, child-friendly furniture for group activities.

Painting

Vibrant murals and wall-art that create inviting spaces.

Flooring

Safe, easy-to-clean flooring suitable for movement and play.

Capacity Building & Weekly Plan for Anganwadi Workers

Empowering Anganwadi workers with structured training, ongoing mentorship, and continuous monitoring to ensure effective implementation of the Smart Anganwadi Program.

Induction training: 5-day orientation on FLN (Foundational Literacy & Numeracy) and play-based pedagogy.
Weekly planning: Structured 5-day activity cycles and 30-minute daily sessions.
Mentoring: Ongoing support via bilingual LMS and periodic field visits.
Monitoring: Quarterly reports and simple assessment checks.

Year-long Curriculum with Play-Based Learning

The Smart Anganwadi Program's FLN and CT Learning Objectives align with NIPUN Bharat and UNESCO's ECCE goals.

Foundational Literacy

Letter recognition
Vocabulary development
Phonemic awareness
Creative storytelling

Foundational Numeracy

Number recognition
Shape understanding
Basic counting
Simple shapes

Computational Thinking

Pattern recognition
Task segmentation
Sequence building

Children engaged in play-based learning activity

Developing Skills while Playing

Building holistic skills among kids with play-based learning, games, creative storytelling and using toys as companion.

Skills development mind map showing how Toys and Games connect Child and Play to Physical Skills, Cognitive Skills, Motor Skills, and Storytelling, with Parents and Teachers as facilitators — Skills development through play-based learning ecosystem

Expected Outcomes

Measurable improvements in early childhood development through structured, play-based learning interventions.

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