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    BRANCH OFFICES:

    AHMEDABAD GUWAHATI MUMBAI


    D-409, 4th Floor, Shivalik Corporate Park, 1st Floor, N.U. Tower, A Wing ,103,1st floor,
    Opp. Ashwamegh Bunglows, V-1, Motilal Nehru Road, Panbazar, Asho Palav Building,
    Behind IOC Petrol Pump, 132 feet Ring Road, Guwahati – 781 001 Near Mc Donalds, S.V Road, Borivali West,
    Satellite, Ahmedabad-380 015 Phone: 9401776990 Mumbai – 400 092
    Phone: 079-26763327, 40324160 E-mail: guwahati@madhubunbooks.com Phone: 022-28990065
    E-mail: ahmedabad@madhubunbooks.com E-mail: mumbai@madhubunbooks.com

    BENGALURU HYDERABAD PATNA


    First Floor, N.S. Bhawan, 4th Cross, 1-2-288/6/4, 1st Floor, L-5, Second Floor, Shri Krishna Nagar,
    4th Main Road,Gandhi Nagar, Gaganmahal Road, Domalguda, PS Buddha Colony,
    Bengaluru – 560 009 Hyderabad – 500 029 Patna – 800 001
    Phone: 080-22281254, 22353675 Phone: 040-23269992 Fax: 040-23269993 Phone: 0612-2531147
    Fax: 080-22204639 E-mail: hyderabad@madhubunbooks.com E-mail: patna@madhubunbooks.com
    E-mail: bangalore@madhubunbooks.com

    CHENNAI KOLKATA
    Flat No. B, Ground Floor, Krshnika Apartment 6B, Rameshwar Shaw Road,
    Old No. 1/2, New No. 26/2, Avenue Road, Kolkata – 700 014
    Near Uttamar Gandhi Road, Nungambakkam, Phone: 033-22897888, 40621057
    Chennai – 600 034 E-mail: kolkata@madhubunbooks.com
    Phone: 044-43535357
    E-mail: chennai@madhubunbooks.com

    TODAY A READER, TOMORROW A LEADER!


    MADHUBUN® EDUCATIONAL BOOKS
    Founded in 1976...
    ...is a prominent school textbook publisher focusing on activity-oriented and syllabus-based books. With nearly
    1000 active titles in the K-12 segment, innovation and strong authorship are the hallmarks of Madhubun’s line
    of school textbooks. At Madhubun, commitment to learning is a byword. Since its inception, the organisation
    has kept pace with the ever changing and growing academic needs of schools.
    Our unwavering love for children and the desire to produce the best learning tools for them forms the core of
    our publishing programme. Our commitment to contribute to their lives and growing years stems from this
    love and care. Through hundreds of books, we at Madhubun look at the complete process of teaching-learning
    and aim to keep alive the curiosity and energy of young minds. Our books give learners the opportunity to
    understand, enhance and enjoy their learning. They help the facilitator to experience teaching in a simple
    hands-on manner.
    Our sales team and customer care division provide support in reaching out to thousands of schools across
    the country and abroad. There is also a dedicated training team that conducts facilitator training workshops
    across the country. This team is equally supported in its zeal by authors who also conduct workshops and
    share academic information.
    Team Madhubun is experienced, passionate and committed to publishing the best for children. We boast of
    creating books based on correct publishing ethics and aimed at opening a new world of learning both for the
    learner as well as the facilitator.

    Change is inevitable, and we at Madhubun commit to stand beside you every step of this transformation
    and provide the best of products and services to our partner schools. Madhubun’s EDUCATE 360° is a
    Blended Learning solution for schools. Educate 360° brings the textbooks, lesson plans, assignments,
    assessment, tools for feedback, and live classes all in one place. It aims to empower the educator with all
    the tools and resources they need to conduct a successful classroom session. The platform ensures ease of
    access for anytime-anywhere learning and a 360° connect between students, parents, and teachers. All the
    assets provided enrich the teaching-learning process with an Experiential Learning approach and further
    development of 21st-century skills, thus enabling holistic development of the learner.
    CONTENTS
    PRE-PRIMARY, TERM AND SEMESTER BOOKS ............................ 3-16
    ENGLISH ....................................................................... 17-36
    HINDI AND REGIONAL LANGUAGES ....................................... 37-74
    SOCIAL STUDIES, GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, VALUE EDUCATION ...... 75-92
    SCIENCE, ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES, COMPUTER SCIENCE ........ 93-111
    MATHEMATICS ........................................................... 112-129
    BOOKS FOR CLASSES 9 & 10........................................ 130-137
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    WINGS OF WONDER .............................4 MY BEST BOOK .................................13
    I CAN ................................................6 CHROMA ..........................................14
    STARTER SET.......................................8 HUES...............................................15
    GO KIDS...........................................10 FUN WITH LEARNING............................16
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    NEW VOICES .....................................20 SKYLARK...........................................30
    WIND CHIMES ...................................22 MY ENGLISH GARDEN ..........................32
    DREAMCATCHER..................................24 A WRITER’S CANVAS ..........................34
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    STRIDE AHEAD WITH SCIENCE ................96
    LOG ON TO COMPUTERS ....................106
    SCIENCE MADE SIMPLE ........................98
    COMPKIDS ......................................108
    THE SCIENCE TIME ............................100
    BOOK-CLICK-ENTER ...........................110
    ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES....................102
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    Understanding the world around us
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    MATHS MATE..................................114 MATHS MADE EASY..........................124
    MATHEMATICS MADE SIMPLE ..............116 TARGETING MATHEMATICS...................126
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    Maths Mate is a series of eight textbooks for Classes 1 to 8 that conforms to the vision of National
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