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Kidemy Skills Lab · Classes 1–5

Explore original topic lessons in English, Bangla, mathematics and science. Each Class 1, 3, 4 and 5 topic now has six written tasks: three foundation tasks and three further-practice tasks. Class 2 topic starters have three tasks, alongside the separate book games and model tests. Every topic includes a worked example and answer guidance. Open writing needs a guardian or teacher to review it.

These companions cover the named primary course topics. They are selected practice, not complete publisher textbooks or a claim of full board coverage.

Your three-month learning window

The announced period runs from 17 October 2026 until midnight at the start of 17 January 2027, Bangladesh time (UTC+6). It covers the published games, book activities, practice questions, model tests and available self-study lessons.

No card or subscription is needed, and no automatic charge starts when the period ends. Earned coins, stars and saved progress stay on your device. Future paid plans, if introduced, require a separate guardian purchase.

Upcoming course materials are labelled on their course pages. Teacher-led lessons and bookings are separate from this self-study offer.

Class 6–8 coverage status

Topic starters and textbook chapter companions serve different purposes. A ready practice topic does not mean its full textbook or curriculum is complete. The published older-class book companions currently focus on selected English Version science, Class 8 mathematics and selected Pearson science topics.

Chapter-by-chapter English, Bangla and ICT coverage, other national school subjects, and full Cambridge/Pearson coverage still need further source review and teaching. Scientific photographs, practical work and independent written assessment also need their own checks. A simple drawing is a teaching model, not a microscope image.

Use each lesson’s coverage note and source guidance. Available practice remains open while the remaining books and chapters are prepared.

Beginner language, Quran and technology units

Read a worked example, try five written tasks and complete a practical activity in each prepared unit. Spoken language, Quran recitation and project quality need guardian or qualified-teacher feedback.

These self-study units open without a teacher booking. They do not imply a live class, certificate or automatically assessed speaking or recitation.

Class 6 science · 14 chapter companions

Explore the English Version chapters in order, from scientific measurement to environmental balance. Every companion now has expanded original explanations, worked examples, 20 written tasks with model answers and a science-notebook challenge. Open explanations and projects need a guardian or teacher to review them.

These are introductory chapter companions. Further textbook teaching and practical work remain. The current content-expansion phase covers Classes 1–8; existing higher-level outlines remain available below.

Class 7 science · microbes, cells and tissues

Explore 4 English Version companion parts, 120 written tasks and 19 original scientific plates. Read every letter’s structure and function, compare models and check source-wording corrections. The current parts follow chapters 1–2; later Class 7 chapters are still being prepared.

Class 8 science · classify the animal world

Explore 3 English Version companion parts with 90 written tasks and 10 original labelled plates. Compare body plans, read the tables and write answers from evidence. These parts follow chapter 1; later Class 8 chapters are still being prepared.

Class 8 maths · chapter companions

Explore 41 English Version companion parts, 1230 written tasks and 137 original mathematical figures. Follow worked equations, labelled figures and semantic tables. Explore patterns and constructions, then practise cost-based percentages, simple and compound profit, fictional statements and repayments. Measure lengths, areas, volumes and water levels, interpret unit tables, and solve paths, walls and mixed problems. Expand and factor algebraic expressions, derive identities and compare common factors and multiples. Simplify algebraic fractions, build common denominators and justify each multiplication, division and mixed-expression step. Form simultaneous equations, solve by substitution and elimination, and compare exact graphs, tables and word problems. Explore set notation, subsets, complements and every Venn region; explain the set laws and solve count, factor and common-remainder problems. Prove quadrilateral properties, compare labelled diagonals, derive areas, fold box nets and follow checked compass constructions. Explore Pythagoras’ theorem through three proof routes and its converse,then solve labelled median,altitude and composite-figure problems. Explore circle and chord proofs, curved-sector area, rings and cylinder surfaces with explicit source corrections. Organise records, build histograms and pie charts, and explain mean, median and mode with exact-value tables, grouped estimates and written interpretations. These original companions follow all 11 chapter headings; independent textbook exercises, full working and chart construction still need review.

Core and stretch · Classes 6–12 and O/A Level

Choose level-specific English and maths practice, or explore shared core and stretch lessons. Further investigations cover science, ICT and business subjects. Each path has its own examples, written tasks and answers; a teacher should match the depth to the selected specification.

Model Test for Exam

Choose Class 3, 5 or 7 entry, medical, university or engineering practice. Class 3 has five different written paper sets. Other pathways currently have one set. Questions include the required passages, answer keys and review guidance. Select the subjects relevant to your target programme; these are not past papers or verified current institutional formats.