A unique online program integrating Science, Yoga, Spirituality and Ayurveda for kids 3-15 years of age.
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Shiksha Varida is a brainchild of Ranjitha Krishnamurthy, a Montessori certified educator, a student of Indian philosophy and an advocate of positive discipline. Ranjitha has facilitated children in the age group of 3-9 for 10+ years and aim to serve children by empowering parents.
Shiksha Varida is an initiative to bring sanatana dharma and Montessori learning together to young minds. Samprada shloka is its flagship program. Geetha Sadhana & Geetha Hridaya are other programs of Shiksha Varida.
Skiksha Varida also introduced Samprada Utsava Kits with Ganesha Krida Kosh co-inciding with Ganesha Chaturthi in 2024. About 50 kits were made available to young minds to explore their creativity and learning in a unique way.
Ranjitha gives special attention to all the kids in class. She keeps class size small and provides individual attention to each kid.
The interaction in the session is very interesting for the kids as she explains the story with pictures by showing each and every image which also makes it very interactive and engage the kids .Ma'am explains the whole Shloka meaning with word to word through which the child will remember it very well. For example my little one likes Sanskrit Shishu geethe where he remembers the words and its meaning and the sequence of it . He remembers this due to this hands on performing sequencing activity.
My kid knows very few shlokas earlier and he doesn't know sanskrit. Now, he learnt lot of shlokas, songs and sanskrit numbers and fruits in the most interesting way. I would highly appreciate Ms Ranjitha for her great efforts on the kids.
Never expected that my kid can sit for 45mins session in front of laptop which is very new to him. Ranjitha ji Credit goes to you. I would simply say excellent.
Very engaging, interactive. It's perfectly blended with few slokas and few activities and I also like the yoga combination. English meaning and stories are helpful in understanding the background.
The activities are also very well designed that the kids can do by themselves with minimal help. My kid really waits for the activity day.
Ma'am makes sure that all the Shlokas we learnt so far are revised on a daily basis up to date and make the kids recite every week in the class too . So this way the child practice the Shloka and remembers it very well . She s very friendly with the child and hence no pressure .
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