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Home / India / Mittsure Launches Pre Primary Books Series Lumalearn For Learning Through Play

Mittsure launches pre-primary books series ‘LumaLearn’ for ‘learning through play’

It is inspired by study material ‘Jaadui Pitara’ launched by NCERT under the National Education Policy, 2020
Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, Updated At : 05:08 PM Dec 16, 2024 IST
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Under the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, NCERT has launched a fascinating study material named “Jaadui Pitara” to make foundational education, for children, more engaging and impactful.

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It contains teaching aids such as toys, games, puzzles, hand puppets, posters, charts, flashcards, and more.

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Inspired by this concept, Mittsure has introduced a unique and comprehensive book series called “LumaLearn”, designed for pre-primary levels (Nursery, LKG, UKG).

It is based on the foundational stage guidelines of National Curriculum Framework for Foundational Stage (NCF-FS) and aligned with the teaching-learning aids of the ‘Jaadui Pitara’, curated as per the guidelines.

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