Daily Olympiad
Practice for
Class 1 to 12

Daily Olympiad practice is one original worksheet delivered on WhatsApp every weekday, matched to your child’s class from Class 1 to Class 12. It covers Maths in IMO style, Science in ISO style (formerly NSO), English in IEO style and general reasoning, with worked reasoning that explains each step. Confirm the exact subjects and inclusions of your selected plan with the Come On Kids team.

Come On Kids offers Olympiad practice for every class from Class 1 to Class 12. The topics and difficulty change with the class, so a Class 2 child and a Class 9 child receive different worksheets. Request free samples for your child’s class to check the level before choosing a plan.

Topics are illustrative and depend on your board and the organiser’s current syllabus.

Class 1 Olympiad: Maths, counting, shapes, simple patterns and early addition. Science, plants, animals, our body and everyday observation. English, phonics, picture-word links and simple sentences.

Class 2 Olympiad: Maths, place value, two-digit sums, time, money and number patterns. Science, living and non-living things, water and food. English, nouns, action words and short reading passages.

Class 3 Olympiad: Maths, three-digit numbers, multiplication tables and simple fractions. Science, plants, animals, food and the senses. English, nouns, verbs, adjectives and short comprehension.

Class 4 Olympiad: Maths, large numbers, multiplication, division, fractions and perimeter. Science, the water cycle, soil, food and animal adaptations. English, tenses, prepositions and comprehension.

Class 5 Olympiad: Maths, factors, multiples, decimals, area and data handling. Science, body systems, force, energy and the environment. English, tenses, vocabulary and reading inference.

Class 6 Olympiad: Maths, ratio, integers, basic algebra and geometry. Science, materials, motion, measurement and light. English, grammar in context, reading and vocabulary.

Class 7 Olympiad: Maths, fractions, simple equations, triangles and mensuration. Science, nutrition, acids and bases, heat and motion. English, tenses, voice, reading and vocabulary.

Class 8 Olympiad: Maths, rational numbers, linear equations, squares and roots. Science, force, pressure, cells and chemical effects. English, grammar in context, comprehension and vocabulary.

Class 9 Olympiad: Maths, number systems, polynomials, coordinate geometry and statistics. Science, motion, force, atoms and molecules, and tissues. English, reading inference, grammar and vocabulary in context.

Class 10 Olympiad: Maths, quadratics, trigonometry, circles and probability. Science, electricity, chemical reactions and life processes. English, grammar in context, close reading and clear expression.

Class 11 Olympiad: Maths, functions, algebra and a stronger mathematical method. Science, foundational mechanics, matter and scientific reasoning. English, analytical reading, interpretation and structured writing.

Class 12 Olympiad: Maths, calculus, probability and multi-step applications. Science, electricity, electrochemistry and connecting concepts. English, careful interpretation, critical reading and precise responses.

Start with your child’s current class. Request the free samples, let your child try them, and tell the team how it felt. They can then confirm whether that class level is the right fit before you choose a plan.

SOF Level 1 for IMO, ISO and IEO is open to Classes 1 to 12. IMO is on 23 October, 26 November or 10 December 2026; ISO on 30 October, 19 November or 3 December 2026; IEO on 30 September, 27 October or 17 November 2026. Each school chooses one date. Level 2 is for Classes 3 to 12, with dates to be announced by SOF by December 2026. Confirm everything on sofworld.org.

NMTC 2026 Stage 1 was held on Sunday 30 August 2026 and Stage 2 is on Sunday 25 October 2026. AMTI’s categories cover Classes 5 to 12: Primary for Classes 5–6, Sub-Junior for 7–8, Junior for 9–10 and Inter for 11–12. Check eligibility and registration on the official AMTI portal.

Come On Kids can discuss NMTC-style competitive Maths practice for students in Classes 5 to 12, the classes AMTI’s categories cover. Tell the team your child’s class and NMTC goal to discuss appropriate practice and availability. Practice does not register a student, create qualification or guarantee a result, so follow AMTI’s current rules separately.

An Olympiad is a type of competition; competitive Maths is a broader description, so the categories overlap. IMO-style work applies school concepts through reasoning and unfamiliar formats. Other contests, including NMTC, can place different emphasis on non-routine problems. Follow the specific organiser’s syllabus and format.

SOF now uses ISO, International Science Olympiad, for the Science exam formerly called NSO. Come On Kids uses the current name with the former name where it helps parents searching for NSO. Use the official SOF website to check current exam instructions, syllabus and registration.

Yes, practice can still build reasoning, careful reading and confidence, because Olympiad-style questions ask children to apply school ideas in unfamiliar ways. It complements school learning rather than replacing it. No practice programme can guarantee marks, ranks or qualification in any exam.

Plan around 30 minutes for an attempt and review, Monday to Friday. Actual time depends on the student’s class, familiarity and the question. The timeline on this page is an illustrative routine, not a required stopwatch schedule. Adjust it around homework, tuition and school tests.

No. Parents can encourage an attempt and use the Olympiad worked reasoning to review a difficult step without teaching every answer. Ask your child to explain an approach, then revisit the explanation together. Independent practice complements school teaching; persistent conceptual difficulties may need help from the child’s teacher.

Practice is matched to the student’s class and board, including CBSE, ICSE / ISC, Tamil Nadu State Board (Samacheer Kalvi), other State Boards and Cambridge. Share your child’s board when you request samples so the team can confirm availability for that class.

No. The interactive questions and worksheet preview on this page are original examples, not official exam papers or actual delivered programme worksheets. Request class-matched samples to review the real material, difficulty and answer support before subscribing. Come On Kids is independent of SOF, AMTI and examination bodies.

Olympiad and competitive practice is ₹899 monthly, regularly ₹1,499, or ₹8,999 yearly. School syllabus worksheets for Class 10–12 are a separate programme at ₹499 monthly per child, regularly ₹999, or ₹4,999 yearly per child. Confirm subjects, delivery calendar and payment terms before paying.

Do not assume that every subject shown on this page is bundled in one subscription. Confirm the selected class, subject focus and plan inclusions with Come On Kids before payment. Olympiad practice and Class 10–12 school syllabus worksheets are separate programmes with separate prices.

Choose a programme, class and focus in the sample request, then enter a parent or guardian’s details. The page prepares a WhatsApp message for the parent to review and send. Olympiad requests are for free samples; school requests are for a suitable subject sample. No payment is needed to request samples.

WhatsApp delivery allows families in Madurai, Chennai, Coimbatore, Trichy, Salem and elsewhere in India to request practice. Parent support in all languages is available. A worksheet plan does not include exam registration, qualification or guaranteed marks or ranks; follow the relevant organiser’s instructions separately.

Come On Kids offers a separate school worksheet programme for Classes 10, 11 and 12, including CBSE, ICSE / ISC, State Board and Cambridge IGCSE / AS & A Level options. Share the exact subjects and prescribed chapters to confirm availability. The school programme publishes an answer-key format, rather than promising the worked explanation format in every worksheet.