Not just a textbook — an interactive journey into Solids!

 DIGITAL TEXTBOOK

The digital textbook on Solids for Class X is designed to make three-dimensional geometry simple, visual, and engaging for learners. The chapter includes clear explanations of prisms, pyramids, cones, cylinders, frustums, and spheres, along with interactive activities, concept boxes, worked examples, and practice questions. 

Real-life connections and digital exploration tasks are included to support conceptual understanding and self-learning. The content is structured in a student-friendly format suitable for classroom teaching as well as independent study.

👉Click here for exploring the world of solids

Learn it, see it, understand it — Difference of Squares made simple 🎬📘

 E- Content

I recently developed an interactive e-content module to teach the concept of square identities, especially the difference of squares, for middle school students. The lesson is

presented using simple visuals, animations, and a story-based approach so that learners can understand the idea easily and enjoy the learning process. Instead of only showing formulas, the concept is connected with shapes, area models, and a small farmer story to make it meaningful and memorable. 

👉Dive into the World of Square Identities 

Students can revise the square of a sum and square of a difference first, and then smoothly move into the new identity. This digital lesson helps learners explore, think, and discover the formula step by step rather than just memorizing it — making mathematics more engaging and student-friendly.