Mahanu🚧 Draft — not final. This page was auto-generated as day-one scaffolding for the project and still needs a human pass before it reads as finished. The blanks and placeholders below are intentional — someone who runs this project should fill them in and delete this notice.
Syllabus map
The whole year on one page — because "the syllabus gets covered either way" is only true if you can see it. Each chapter gets a fun entry point (an experiment, a video, or a puzzle) that comes before the textbook, so the chapter is met with curiosity already switched on.
Science
| Chapter | Fun entry point (do first) | One curated resource | Explained back? |
|---|---|---|---|
| (e.g. Crop production) | grow something on the windowsill | (one great video/course) | ☐ |
| (e.g. Combustion & flame) | the candle-in-a-jar experiment | ☐ | |
| (e.g. Force & pressure) | the crushed-can trick | ☐ | |
| (e.g. Light) | build a pinhole camera | ☐ |
Math
| Chapter | Fun entry point | One curated resource | Explained back? |
|---|---|---|---|
| (e.g. Rational numbers) | a number-line game | ☐ | |
| (e.g. Mensuration) | measure real rooms & objects | ☐ | |
| (e.g. Exponents) | the folding-paper-to-the-moon puzzle | ☐ |
The two rules
- Curate ruthlessly — one great channel or course per topic beats ten bookmarked tabs.
- Explain it back in one page after each chapter, in your own words — the honest test. Exam prep at the end is revision of things understood, never first contact.