Personalized All Subject Home Tuition in Sector 45, Gurugram

Mathematics

• Master number systems, fractions–decimals, ratios, and percentages through step-by-step problem solving.
• Early algebra readiness: simple equations, patterns, and use of variables in context.
• Geometry basics: angles, triangles, polygons, nets, and practical measurement tasks.
• Data handling with bar graphs, pictographs, and mean–median concepts for Class 6.
• Word-problem strategies: model drawing, unitary method, and estimation checks.

Science

• Scientific method: forming hypotheses, fair tests, recording observations, and drawing conclusions.
• Physics basics: motion, shadows, light reflection, and simple electrical circuits.
• Chemistry basics: states of matter, mixtures and solutions, and separation techniques.
• Biology basics: cells, plant–animal differences, human body systems, and health.
• Hands-on experiments and safety: using everyday materials to understand concepts.

Physics

• Measurement and units: length, time, mass; using simple instruments accurately.
• Force and motion: effects of force, types of motion, speed and everyday examples.
• Light and shadows: rectilinear propagation, reflection on smooth/rough surfaces.
• Electricity and circuits: conductors–insulators, series vs. simple circuit building.
• Simple machines: levers, pulleys, and their mechanical advantage in daily life.

Chemistry

• Matter and its states: particle model, interconversion, and heating–cooling curves (conceptual).
• Mixtures and separation: filtration, decantation, evaporation, and chromatography demos.
• Physical vs. chemical changes: indicators through everyday reactions and observations.
• Acids, bases, and indicators: litmus, turmeric, natural indicators, and safety rules.
• Introduction to atoms, molecules, and symbols (age-appropriate, board-aligned).

Biology

• Cell basics: cell as the unit of life, simple structure and function (age-appropriate).
• Classification overview: living vs. non-living, plants vs. animals, habitats and adaptation.
• Human body systems: digestion, respiration, circulation, and health–hygiene habits.
• Plant life: tissues, photosynthesis idea, and transpiration through simple activities.
• Ecosystems and food chains: producers, consumers, decomposers, and balance of nature.

English

• Grammar control: tenses, subject–verb agreement, punctuation, and sentence variety.
• Reading comprehension: inference, context clues, summarizing, and theme identification.
• Writing skills: notices, letters, essays, narratives, and description with planning.
• Vocabulary growth: roots, synonyms-antonyms, and topic-based word banks.
• Speaking–listening: presentations, role-play, and confidence-building discussions.

Hindi

• Vyakaran: sangya, sarvanaam, kriya, visheshan, kal–vakya rachna aur viram chihn.
• Pathan aur anuvad: gadyansh–padyansh se arth nikalna aur prashnon ka uttar dena.
• Lekhan kaushal: anuchhed, patra, varnanatmak aur rachnatmak lekh ki abhyas.
• Shabdawali: paryayvachi, vilom, muhavare aur lokoktiyon ka prayog.
• Uccharan aur pathan: spashṭ uchcharan, laaya, aur abhinay ke saath vachik prastuti.

Social Science

• History skills: timelines, sources, and early civilizations with cause–effect understanding.
• Civics basics: rights–duties, local governance, and introduction to the Constitution.
• Geography tools: maps, latitude–longitude idea, weather vs. climate, and landforms.
• Indian diversity: culture, festivals, rural–urban livelihoods, and community roles.
• Project skills: map work, mini-research, charts, and presentation of findings.

Computer Science

• Digital basics: hardware vs. software, OS orientation, and efficient typing.
• Productivity: docs, slides, and spreadsheets for school projects and data.
• Computational thinking: algorithms, flowcharts, and problem decomposition.
• Coding starter: block-based coding (Scratch) and logical sequencing.
• Cyber safety: passwords, privacy, digital etiquette, and safe browsing.

Economics

• Needs vs. wants: basic choices, scarcity, and simple decision-making.
• Goods, services, and markets: everyday examples and role of consumers.
• Money and banking basics: saving, budgeting, and smart spending habits.
• Producers and workers: how goods are made and reach the marketplace.
• Reading data: simple tables, bar graphs, and interpreting trends.

Nidhi Mehta

⭐ 4.9/5

"My son in ICSE Class 6 improved from average to A grade in Science within two months. The weekly doubt sessions and experiments made Chemistry concepts stick."

Rahul Batra

⭐ 4.8/5

"Clear explanations and board-wise worksheets helped my daughter gain confidence in Physics and Chemistry. Noticeable personal improvement in tests."

Pooja Khanna

⭐ 5/5

"Excellent for ICSE Class 6—balanced focus on theory and application. Science practical demos and assignments led to steady improvement."

Vikas Jain

⭐ 4.7/5

"Chemistry separation techniques and Physics circuits were taught so well that my child now explains them back to us. Strong personal improvement."

Shweta Grover

⭐ 4.9/5

"ICSE Class 6 Science was a challenge earlier, but here the concepts are broken down simply. Regular tests show clear progress each week."

Anita Kapoor

⭐ 4.8/5

"Chemistry indicators and acids-bases were taught with everyday examples. My son’s ICSE Class 6 Science scores jumped from 68% to 86%."

Rohit Verma

⭐ 4.6/5

"Personal improvement is visible: better time management and cleaner steps in Science numericals and diagrams. Highly recommend."

Gurpreet Kaur

⭐ 5/5

"From avoiding Science to enjoying it! ICSE Class 6 chapters in Chemistry and Physics are now her strengths thanks to patient teaching."

Manisha Arora

⭐ 4.7/5

"The structured lesson plans and doubt-solving improved my child’s Science grades and attitude. Chemistry was especially well covered."