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Multiple sources (including the official CAT site excerpt and several aggregator and PDF notices) consistently state CAT 2026 will be held on 29 Nov 2026 and that registrations opened 03 Aug 2026. The official site excerpt specifically gives registration start 03 Aug and end 22 Sep; other sources list varying registration end dates (some say 15 Sep) but agree on the exam date. Admit card and result dates are not present in the provided evidence.
Multiple provided aggregator sources give different dates for REET 2026 (Collegedisha: May 14–15, Adda247: Jan 17–20, others give tentative/unspecified dates). No official conducting-body URL (Board of Secondary Education Rajasthan or RSSB) with explicit 2026 exam dates is present among the evidence. Due to conflicting third-party reports and lack of an official notice in the supplied evidence, the date information is unverified and conflicting.
Saniya cuts her birthday cake for eight, including her teacher. Dividing it equally is where fractions begin.
© JHS TIKRI, सहज | SAHAJ · CC BY 4.0 · Original
A page of animal flashcards: cow, ox, sheep, goat, camel, rabbit, squirrel, lion. Point at one and ask your child to name it, then ask what sound it makes.
© APEKX, P. MANOHAR NAIDU · CC BY 4.0 · Original
For each animal: what it eats, where it lives, what its young one is called. A cow eats grass, lives in a shed, and its young one is a calf.
© APEKX, P. MANOHAR NAIDU · CC BY 4.0 · Original
An Arab pitches his tent on a cold night and the camel asks to put its neck inside. Inside and outside stop being words and become a story.
© RSK Madhya Pradesh · CC BY 4.0 · Original
Children from a Sonahatu school visit Raj Bhawan, and the trip carries the traffic rules with it: cross only at the zebra crossing.
© JCERT · CC BY 4.0 · Original
Root, stem, leaf, flower, fruit, seed — each part labelled on one plant. Ask your child to find the same parts on a plant near your home.
© APEKX, P. MANOHAR NAIDU · CC BY 4.0 · Original
Different kinds of families, the relations inside them, and what each member does for the others. Pronouns and opposite genders come along with it.
© Jammu And Kashmir · CC BY 4.0 · Original
Ants, lizards, sparrows, plants — the animals and birds that share a home with a family, and what caring for them means.
© Rajya Siksha Kendra, Madhya Pradesh · CC BY 4.0 · Original
How water turns from solid to liquid to vapour and returns as rain, and where plants and food fit into the same cycle.
© Tamilnadu · CC BY 4.0 · Original
The runner's life from Partition onwards, and the patience and practice behind the races. New words come with the lesson.
© Punjab · CC BY 4.0 · Original
A letter written from Balmandir Bhavnagar in April 1936, describing sparrows, doves and sunbirds pairing off to build their nests.
© RSK Madhya Pradesh · CC BY 4.0 · Original
Grandfather, grandmother, uncle, aunt, cousin — a family tree to fill in, with the Telugu words for each relation beside the English.
© APEKX, P.MANOHAR NAIDU, MPPS VANKIREDDIGARIPALLE · CC BY 4.0 · Original
A mother explains to her son why the road needs rules that a park does not. Good to read together before a child first rides to school.
© SCERT UT Chandigarh · CC BY 4.0 · Original
Household articles to listen for and repeat, followed by a poem about a clock that winds only once.
© DSERT eContent · CC BY 4.0 · Original
Sickle, plough, axe, spade, hoe, saw, tractor — each tool named in both Telugu and English, beside the person who uses it.
© APEKX, P. MANOHAR NAIDU · CC BY 4.0 · Original
Assam's hills, plains, rivers and wetlands, and the two rivers that shape the state. A geography lesson about the place a child lives in.
© SCERT, Assam · CC BY 4.0 · Original
