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Shlokas Through Challenges
This event introduces children to the beauty and wisdom of Sanskrit shlokas through a structured, challenge-based approach. Instead of rote memorization, participants will engage with each shloka through activities that combine recitation, understanding, reflection, and real-life application. Over the course of the program, children will explore a curated selection of verses from Nithya Shlokas, the Bhagavad Gita, and other traditional sources. Each day presents small, achievable challenges that build consistency and confidence. Participants will not only memorize verses but also understand their meanings, pronunciation, and relevance in everyday life. Some challenges encourage creative expression, while others involve family participation to strengthen cultural connection at home. By the end of the program, children will have developed discipline, focus, memory skills, and a deeper appreciation for Indian knowledge traditions.
Building Life Skills
Building Life Skills is a structured, scenario-based challenge program designed to help children develop practical life and management skills through real-world situations. The program runs over 15 days and includes 30 carefully designed challenges, with two challenges released per day. Once a child starts, they have up to one month to complete all challenges at their own pace. Each challenge presents a relatable life scenario such as managing time, making choices, handling responsibilities, communicating clearly, solving problems, understanding money, and adapting to change. Instead of theoretical learning, children are encouraged to think through situations, make decisions, take action, and reflect on outcomes. This helps build judgment, confidence, and independence. The program includes a mix of individual challenges and a few family-based activities. Individual challenges focus on self-awareness, planning, execution, and personal responsibility. Family challenges are designed to encourage discussion, collaboration, and shared decision-making, helping children apply their learning in a real environment. Participants are guided to submit simple outputs such as written responses, photos, or short explanations. Progress can be tracked through the platform, and consistent effort is recognized through badges and completion certificates. This program is suitable for children who are ready to move beyond passive learning and start applying skills in everyday life. It supports the development of habits that are useful in school, at home, and in future leadership roles.
Katha Room Free Story Challenge — 21 Days of Listen, Think & Respond
Every great story deserves more than just a listener — it deserves a thinker. The Katha Room Story Challenge is a free , 21-day home activity running from 12th to 31st May 2026 , where your child listens to a curated audio story on Katha Room and then completes one short, fun challenge on UnCamp — all in under 2 minutes a day. Each challenge is designed to build a different thinking muscle: recalling what happened, exploring how a character felt, imagining a different ending, or expressing their own take in two lines. No screens for hours. No pressure. Just one story, one thought, one small win — every day for 21 days. Children who complete the challenge earn digital badges, appear on the UnCamp leaderboard, and receive a completion certificate they can share and celebrate. What your child gets: Daily audio stories from Katha Room 21 bite-sized thinking challenges Badges for every skill — Listener, Thinker, Creator, Narrator A leaderboard spot and completion certificate Who is it for: Children aged 6–14, guided by parents at home. Duration: 21 days — 12th May to 31st May 2026 Cost: Free Powered by Katha Room × UnCamp by Roll the Dice
What Is UnCamp?
UnCamp is a series of short, meaningful challenges that kids complete at home.
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Real stories from families who transformed their summer with UnCamp.
“Because the camp was online, we could continue participating even while travelling during summer vacations. All we needed was a phone, paper and pencil. The challenges were very innovative and truly brought our family closer together.”
“I really enjoyed the sessions. The challenges were tough but fun. My favourite activities were recitation, mango dessert recipes, and the childhood names challenge.”
“This was not just a kids’ activity — it became a family activity. Parents, grandparents and children all participated together.”
“My son loved the Alaguli Mane challenge. Since we didn’t have the game at home, we recreated it using cups and rajma seeds. He kept trying until he succeeded — it really improved his concentration and persistence.”
“I enjoyed the summer camp very much! My favourite activities were Alaguli Mane, ‘What’s in My Bag’, science experiments like float and sink, and cooking mango recipes.”