430 brain-building worksheets your child does with a finger on the phone you already own — or prints on A4. Plus 100 no-material games and a gentle 30-day plan with the exact words to end the daily screen fight.
A real page from the kit — not a picture.
No video, no khana. Every meal turns into a negotiation — and the phone wins.
You hand over the phone to avoid a public meltdown, then feel guilty for the next hour.
Taking the phone away means tears and screaming — every single day.
🍽️ Dinner: 20 “Words & Stories” and “Little Thinkers” games made for the table — no phone propped against the dal katori.
🚗 Outside: 20 “Play Anywhere” games that need nothing at all — quiet enough for a wedding hall or a waiting room.
😭 Switching off: the 30-day plan gives you a timer routine, warnings and exact words to say — so the timer is the “bad guy”, not you.
One link, saved on your home screen. Pick your child’s level once.
A fresh sheet opens. Tap full screen and hand over the phone — or tap “Give me a game”.
Your child taps “I finished!”, gets a celebration and a star. You see their progress grow.
Pick your child’s class. Tap any page to open it full size and try it free.
Junior Solvers · Ages 4–6 · 151 worksheets — Letters A–Z, first sounds, patterns, picture sudoku and bigger mazes.
Steel katoris, socks, a dupatta, a pressure-cooker whistle. Each game has simple steps, an easier and a harder version, and safety notes for little ones.
Place 4–6 objects on a tray. Name them together while the child looks for 20 seconds. Say: “Detective, aankhein band! Chor aane wala hai.” Child closes their eyes (or turns around).
Quietly say: “Main dekh rahi hoon kuch… HARA!” Child looks around and guesses green things: a plant, a sign, someone’s kurta.
Spread 6–8 cushions, folded dupattas and towels across the floor, a short step apart. Explain the twist: only ONE colour is safe each round. Say: “Lava aa raha hai! Sirf NEELA safe hai!”
Not cold turkey — one small step a day, with exact words for the hard moment.
Day 9 — what to say:“Main kuch nahi keh rahi, timer keh raha hai! Chalo, ab Pressure Cooker khelte hain… seeti number ek!”
Every finished sheet earns a star and a “Shabash!” celebration. Print a certificate with your child’s name — Maze Master, Alphabet Champion, Maths Wizard — for the fridge, or send it to Dadi–Nani.

| Cartoons & reels | One activity book | SmartKids Kit | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Child is actively thinking | ✗ Passive watching | ✓ | ✓ |
| Works without a printer | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ Play mode |
| Grows with your child (2–8) | ✗ | ✗ One age | ✓ 430 sheets, 3 levels |
| Reusable for siblings | — | ✗ Used once | ✓ Unlimited |
| Ends on its own (no autoplay) | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Games + a plan for the screen fights | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ 100 games + 30 days |
One-time payment. No subscription. Every child in your home can use it.
Playgroup to UKG (ages 2–6)
Playgroup to Class 2 (ages 2–8)
+160 worksheets, +50 games and the 30-day plan for just ₹50 more
30-day “happy child” promise. If the kit isn’t right for your child, contact us within 30 days for a full refund. No awkward questions.
430 worksheets · 100 games · 30-day plan · ₹99 one time
SmartKids Kit by skillsquery.com · Support & 30-Day Refund: support@skillsquery.com · General learning activities, not medical or therapy advice. Always supervise young children during play.