Drawn in colour
The teacher draws numbers, shapes, plants and animals right on the board.
Grades 1–5 · Primary
Fear-free prep for the Scholarship
From Grade 1, the AI teacher draws in colour on the board, explains in a warm, clear voice and answers every ‘why?’ without ever getting tired. So when the Scholarship comes near, your child feels confident, not afraid.
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Big questions from little people
?Why is the sky blue??Where does the sun go at night??How do butterflies grow??Where does rain come from??How do I write the letter ‘අ’??What is 7 + 5??How do you say apple in Tamil??Why does the moon change shape?
Learning that feels like play
Taught the way little minds learn best.
Listen before they can read
Lessons are spoken aloud, so even children who can’t read well yet can follow along.
Never scolds
Mistakes are fine. The teacher simply explains again, kindly and simply.
Ask by talking
No need to type. Press the mic and just ask.
How the teacher teaches
12 apples, 4 friends. How many each?
‘12 ÷ 4’ in a textbook is hard for a small child to picture. So the teacher draws the apples and shares them out one by one, and your child sees the answer appear before their eyes.
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Step 2 · Division
Illustration
Share 12 apples among 4 friends, and each friend gets 3!
Grade 5 Scholarship exam
Step by step to the Scholarship, at your child’s own pace.
We know the scholarship year is a big year for the whole family. The AI teacher builds your child up gently: short, playful daily lessons and exam-pattern questions, always finding the weak spots and working on exactly those.
Exam-pattern practice
Questions in the style of the scholarship papers, written for your child’s level.
Every mistake explained
Got one wrong? The teacher shows why, step by step on the board.
Weak spots, found early
Topics that need another look are flagged automatically, and mixed reviews are built from them.
Short daily sessions
A little every day adds up, and the daily streak keeps little learners excited.
Try one
Sample questionWhat number comes next?
2, 4, 8, 16, ?
A small voice, a big question
Can’t write yet? They can still ask.
It doesn’t matter if they can’t read or type well yet. Press the mic, ask ‘Teacher, why are leaves green?’, and the teacher draws a leaf and the sunshine and explains it simply.
Teacher, why are leaves green?
Dear Amma and Thaththa,
You come home tired after a long day, and the ‘whys’ never stop. The AI teacher is there to answer every single one of them, patiently. That way, the time you share with your child can be for laughing together, not for homework battles.
With love, AI Guru
FAQ
Questions from parents of little ones
Lessons are spoken aloud and questions can be asked by voice, so it’s easy for little ones. Still, children should use AI Guru with a parent’s permission and supervision. Sit with them for the first few lessons.
Exam-pattern practice, explained mistakes and weak-spot tracking help your child practise steadily. We can’t promise marks, but your child gets a helper to practise with, every single day.
Yes. Learn in English, and when something is hard, switch to Sinhala or Tamil in Settings to understand it in your home language.
Go to aiguru.lk, sign up free, and choose your child’s grade and language. The first lesson can start in minutes.
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