NIOS Learning Made Joyful for Every Child
Hundreds of interactive games aligned to NIOS OBE-A and OBE-B levels — built for children with Autism, ADHD, Down Syndrome, Dyslexia, and more. Learn at home. Learn at school. Learn at your own pace.
No credit card required • Play on any device • No app to install
Word Building
English literacy
Number Games
Maths & counting
Our Environment
EVS & science
Daily Living
Life skills
Meet Arjun — Learning NIOS His Way
How one child moved from worksheet refusal to daily learning sessions — all through interactive games.
Arjun, 14 — Autism & NIOS OBE-A Enrolled, Bangalore
Arjun’s mother enrolled him in NIOS Open School after mainstream Class 9 became too overwhelming. He could handle the subjects — but not the pace, the pressure, or the textbooks. Every study session at home ended in frustration.
His special educator introduced EdQueries’ NIOS-aligned English and Maths games. Within the first week, Arjun was completing vocabulary matching rounds on his own. He’d play 15–20 minutes every morning before breakfast — without being asked.
Three months in: he recognised 80+ sight words, could tell time on an analogue clock, and correctly sorted coins for small purchases. His NIOS coordinator noted visible improvement in his assessment readiness.
Learning made simple
No downloads, no setup. Just open a browser and begin.
Pick a Subject
Choose from English, Maths, EVS, and Life Skills — all mapped to NIOS OBE-A and OBE-B levels.
Play & Practise
Drag-and-drop, memory match, quiz, sequencing — multiple game formats for diverse learners.
Learn at Their Pace
Unlimited attempts, no pressure. Revisit any activity as many times as needed.
Track Progress
Educators and parents follow along as learners build skills across NIOS subjects.
What your child can learn today
All content is aligned to NIOS OBE-A and OBE-B curriculum with game-based activities designed for special needs learners.
NIOS English
Alphabet recognition, sight words, sentence building, picture comprehension, and listening activities for OBE-A & OBE-B.
OBE-A & OBE-BNIOS Maths
Number recognition, counting, shapes, basic operations, and money skills — all through interactive drag-and-drop games.
OBE-A & OBE-BEnvironmental Studies
Our body, our home, plants, animals, food, and community — relatable EVS content designed to connect with daily life.
OBE-ALife Skills
Personal hygiene, safety, telling time, social situations, and self-care — supporting the functional goals in every NIOS IEP.
Functional LearningCognition & Thinking
Sorting, sequencing, pattern recognition, and problem-solving to build the cognitive foundation NIOS OBE-level learners need.
Skill SupportCommunication
Receptive and expressive language games designed for children with speech delays, autism, and language differences.
Language DevelopmentNIOS Computers OBE-B Coming Soon
OBE-A Computers is live now. OBE-B Computers arrives in about 20 days — current subscribers get early access.
💬 WhatsApp for early accessWhat a NIOS game session looks like
Interactive, self-paced, and built for learners who need a different kind of classroom.
🔤 Match the Word to the Picture
Tap the word, then tap the matching picture.
Watch EdQueries games in action
Interactive games that engage learners with diverse needs — straight from our YouTube channel.
Social Skills & Problem Solving
See how learners practise everyday social situations through story-based interactive games.
WH Questions — Interactive Game Demo
A demo of our popular English WH questions game — designed for NIOS OBE-A learners with autism and language delays.
Drag the Spelling
Learners drag letter tiles to build words — a kinesthetic spelling activity perfect for dyslexia and OBE-level English learners.
Find the Difference — Puzzle Game
A visual discrimination activity that builds attention to detail — great for NIOS OBE learners with Down Syndrome or cerebral palsy.
From screen to daily independence
Each game in EdQueries is designed so that what a child practises on-screen shows up in real-world situations.
A typical session: Priya, 16 — Down Syndrome, NIOS OBE-B
- 1
Opens the Maths course
Priya’s special educator assigns a money-sorting activity. She sees familiar coin images — the same ones from the local kirana store.
- 2
Plays the shopping simulation game
She drags ₹10 and ₹5 coins to match a ₹15 total. She gets it wrong. She tries again. No one tells her she failed — the coins just slide back.
- 3
Gets it right on the third try
A small celebration plays. She moves to the next round unprompted. Same skill, new amount. Building fluency without realising it.
- 4
Uses the skill at the real store
Two weeks later, Priya hands over exact change at the school tuck shop for the first time. Her mother messages the educator: “She did it herself!”
Measurable outcomes parents and educators track
Communication
Vocabulary through word-picture matching and sentence-drag games — skills that show up in daily conversations.
Functional Numeracy
Counting, money handling, and telling time — all NIOS OBE objectives — practised until automatic.
Reading Readiness
Letter recognition and phonics games build reading foundation at whatever level the child is currently at.
Independence & Confidence
Learners who complete activities independently develop the confidence to attempt harder tasks — and that transfers to NIOS assessments.
What learners gain from NIOS games
NIOS OBE Skill Mastery
Games are mapped to specific OBE-A and OBE-B learning indicators — not just broadly to the subject.
OBE-A & OBE-B AlignedRetention Through Repetition
Spaced practice through game formats builds long-term retention far more effectively than reading a textbook once.
Unlimited AttemptsEngagement Without Anxiety
No grades, no timers, no comparison — just learning. Children with ADHD and autism show longer focus during game sessions.
Zero-Pressure LearningTrackable Progress
Educators and parents can see which activities have been completed — giving real data for IEP reviews and NIOS assessments.
Progress MonitoringHome Learning Support
Parents don’t need training. Assign a game, and your child can practise the same skill the special educator covered that day.
Parent-FriendlyAny Device, Any Time
Browser-based. No installation. Works on the family phone, a school tablet, or a donated laptop.
Device AgnosticBuilt for everyone in a child’s learning circle
Whether you’re a parent at home, a therapist, or a NIOS special school — EdQueries has a plan that fits.
For Parents
- Supplement your child’s NIOS sessions at home
- Games on any phone or tablet — no tech skills needed
- Watch confidence grow with every completed activity
- Works even if you’re not a trained special educator
For Special Educators
- 600+ ready-to-use NIOS-aligned activities
- Assign as in-session work or home tasks
- Aligns to IEP goals across communication, maths, and literacy
- Multiple game formats for different learning styles
For NIOS Special Schools
- Institutional subscription covering full learner group
- SCORM + H5P — integrates with Moodle
- CSR Section 135 eligible for NGO & corporate funding
- Dedicated support for onboarding and curriculum mapping
Why NIOS works for children with learning differences
The National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) offers Open Basic Education (OBE) through its OBE-A, OBE-B, and OBE-C levels — a flexible, self-paced pathway widely used by children with special needs across India. Unlike mainstream school exams, NIOS allows portfolio-based assessment, extended time, and individualised pacing — making it ideal for learners with Autism, Down Syndrome, ADHD, Cerebral Palsy, and intellectual disabilities.
The OBE curriculum covers foundational English, Maths, and Environmental Studies — the same subjects EdQueries’ NIOS game library is built around. Many special schools in India officially enrol students under NIOS rather than state boards, as it offers national qualification recognition without the rigidity of an annual exam cycle.
EdQueries’ NIOS content is also aligned with IEP goal areas commonly set for OBE-level learners — including functional literacy, numeracy, and self-help skills — making it a natural fit for both home learning and structured school sessions.
What educators & parents say
“Very interactive and useful to make the concepts clear. Students are enjoying it and learning a lot. The NIOS Maths games have been especially useful for our OBE-A group.”
“Replaces rote learning with understanding. Brilliantly made software for children with special needs. The individualised learning path is exactly what NIOS learners need.”
“Given the right training and tools, children with disabilities can perform and be gainfully employed. EdQueries is one of those tools that actually bridges that gap.”
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