Pick your class, then choose Science, Maths or GK. Shiku changes the learning experience for your age.
You won’t be given the answer first. Experiment with Bruno, a tree, a rock and a toy car and discover the pattern yourself.
You learned by observing what actually happens — not by memorising an answer.
Your mission is to take one seed through its entire life journey: seed → roots → shoot → leaves → flower → new seeds.
A storm has moved four animals away from their homes. Observe their body features, explore the habitats, and return each animal to the place where it can survive best.
Make the body run, eat, breathe and drink. Watch the organs react in real time and discover how body systems work together.
Build a meal that gives energy, growth materials, protection and water. The body meters will react to every food you add.
Move from water to air, cloud, rain, river and finally a clean tap. Each step changes where the same water goes.
Use a balloon, syringe, fan and candle experiment. You cannot see air directly, but you can observe what it does.
Four products need the right material. Build them, watch bad prototypes fail, and use material properties to improve the design.
Heat, cool, reshape, tear and toast different materials. Then try to reverse the change and watch what really happens.
Manage water, forests, energy and soil. Every town decision changes the resource meters — sometimes in more than one way.
Start with an empty habitat. Add energy, producers, consumers and decomposers. Add things in a poor order and organisms will struggle.
Spin Earth, move the Moon, travel around the Sun and stargaze. Watch how motions in space create patterns we observe from Earth.
Push a cart with different forces, then use a ramp, lever and pulley to change how work is done.
Build a closed circuit, test conductors and insulators, then enter the magnet yard to investigate attraction and repulsion.
You learned by experimenting, observing consequences, building systems and solving missions across all 14 chapters.
You learned by changing the world and observing what happened.