Play, learn and grow

A celebration for every child

India marks Children’s Day on 14 November. The world marks it on 20 November. Three short activities are ready when you are.

See the programs
Two children leaning over a page, drawing with a pencil

Who it is for

Two dates, one welcome

Bal Divas in India remembers Chacha Nehru’s birthday. World Children’s Day asks adults to listen: every child should learn, play, and feel safe.

  • 14 November School day in India. Assemblies, games, and time that belongs to children. Counting the days
  • 20 November World Children’s Day. A reminder of the right to learn, play, and be safe. Counting the days

Our programs

Three ways to take part

Each one takes a few minutes. Ages about five to eleven. Nothing is saved or sent.

Memory match

Turn over classroom and play photos. Find the four pairs.

Play match

Kind choices

Three short moments. Choose the step that includes someone else.

Start the story

Class quiz

Choose Junior or Senior. Ten questions follow from that set.

Start the quiz

Picture puzzle

Pick a giraffe, elephant, tiger, cat, or dog. Tap pieces to swap them.

Start the puzzle
A small child beside wooden blocks and a toy house

In the classroom

Made for a school morning

Open the page on a projector or pass a tablet around the circle. The games use large targets, plain language, and a sound switch in the Play section.

Go to the games

Play

Ready when the class is

Memory match

Look carefully at each image and remember its position. The images will disappear after 20 seconds, so be ready!

Kind choices

Read the moment. Tap the fair next step. A small photo marks a kind choice.

Story 1 of 3.

Class quiz

Junior or Senior. Ten questions from the set you pick.

Select your category and start the quiz!

Picture puzzle

Choose an animal. Tap one piece, then another, to swap them.

Choose an animal to start the Puzzle