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  • Lovia OriginalLearn

    Lovia Original — Start with Sounds & First Words

    Lovia's own nine-step beginner English sequence: hear a sound, meet the letter, build a word, read a short story and show what you know.

    • Early Years · Primary · Junior High · Senior High
    • 45 min
    • Low data
    • Offline support planned
    • Phone with sound

    Why Lovia recommends this: It is Lovia's own teaching sequence, with spoken audio, written transcripts and no sign-in — and it works for an older learner who is starting English from the beginning.

    What to do: Work through the nine short lessons in order. Say the sounds out loud. You can stop and come back — your place is remembered on this device only.

    Lovia Original — created by Lovia School. Rights: Open licence. Last checked 2026-09-10.

  • From British Council LearnEnglish KidsRead

    Short stories to listen and read

    Illustrated short stories with audio, so a learner can listen and follow the words at the same time.

    • Primary · Junior High
    • 15 min
    • Medium data
    • Internet needed
    • Phone with sound

    Why Lovia recommends this: Hearing a story while seeing the words is one of the strongest supports for a learner reading in a second language.

    What to do: Listen once without reading. Listen again while following the words. Then read it yourself.

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    Learning resource from British Council LearnEnglish Kids. Rights: Link only. Last checked 2026-09-10.

  • From British Council LearnEnglish KidsWatch

    Songs for listening and speaking

    Short songs with words on screen, useful for rhythm, pronunciation and everyday vocabulary.

    • Early Years · Primary
    • 10 min
    • High data
    • Internet needed
    • Phone with sound

    Why Lovia recommends this: Songs give repeated, low-pressure speaking practice that a child will willingly repeat.

    What to do: Listen once. Then join in with the words you catch. Data note: these are videos.

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    Learning resource from British Council LearnEnglish Kids. Rights: Link only. Last checked 2026-09-10.

  • From British Council LearnEnglish KidsPlay

    Vocabulary word games

    Short matching and labelling games that build everyday English vocabulary.

    • Primary · Junior High
    • 10 min
    • Medium data
    • Internet needed
    • Any phone

    Why Lovia recommends this: Words are practised in picture context rather than as a list to memorise.

    What to do: Choose one topic. Play it twice — the second time, say each word out loud.

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    Learning resource from British Council LearnEnglish Kids. Rights: Link only. Last checked 2026-09-10.

  • From British Council LearnEnglish KidsPractice

    Sounds and spelling practice

    Practice linking English sounds to the letters that write them.

    • Primary · Junior High
    • 10 min
    • Medium data
    • Internet needed
    • Phone with sound

    Why Lovia recommends this: Useful reinforcement after Lovia's own sounds lessons, using the same sound-to-letter idea.

    What to do: Say each sound out loud before you choose an answer.

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    Learning resource from British Council LearnEnglish Kids. Rights: Link only. Last checked 2026-09-10.

  • From British Council LearnEnglish KidsPractice

    Tricky words practice

    Common English words that do not follow the usual sound rules, practised until they are automatic.

    • Primary · Junior High
    • 10 min
    • Low data
    • Internet needed
    • Any phone

    Why Lovia recommends this: Reading becomes much easier once the most common words are recognised instantly.

    What to do: Practise five words at a time. Come back to the same five tomorrow.

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    Learning resource from British Council LearnEnglish Kids. Rights: Link only. Last checked 2026-09-10.

  • From British Council LearnEnglish KidsCreate

    Writing practice tasks

    Short guided writing tasks — a message, a description, a simple paragraph.

    • Primary · Junior High
    • 20 min
    • Low data
    • Internet needed
    • Any phone

    Why Lovia recommends this: Gives a clear model before asking a learner to write, which reduces the fear of a blank page.

    What to do: Read the example first. Then write your own version in your exercise book.

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    Learning resource from British Council LearnEnglish Kids. Rights: Link only. Last checked 2026-09-10.

  • From British Council LearnEnglish KidsWatch

    Grammar explained in short videos

    Very short explanations of one grammar point at a time.

    • Primary · Junior High
    • 8 min
    • High data
    • Internet needed
    • Phone with sound

    Why Lovia recommends this: One idea per video, which suits a short study session on a shared phone.

    What to do: Watch one video only. Then write two sentences of your own using that pattern.

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    Learning resource from British Council LearnEnglish Kids. Rights: Link only. Last checked 2026-09-10.

  • From African StorybookRead

    African Storybook picture books

    An open library of illustrated storybooks from across Africa, with reading levels from first words to longer stories.

    • Early Years · Primary · Junior High
    • 15 min
    • Medium data
    • Internet needed
    • Any phone

    Why Lovia recommends this: The stories show African settings, names and daily life, so a Ghanaian learner recognises the world in the book.

    What to do: Choose a book at your reading level. Read it once for the story, then again out loud to someone.

    Ghana connection: Many stories are set in African communities, so the places, work and family life will feel familiar to learners in Ghana.

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  • From African StorybookRead

    First-words storybooks

    The simplest African Storybook titles: a few words per page, with a strong picture clue.

    • Early Years · Primary
    • 10 min
    • Medium data
    • Internet needed
    • Any phone

    Why Lovia recommends this: A learner who knows only a few words can still finish a whole book, which matters enormously.

    What to do: Read the picture first, then the words. Finishing the book is the goal.

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  • From Khan Academy KidsPlay

    Khan Academy Kids — early reading activities

    Letters, sounds, words and read-along books for the youngest learners.

    • Early Years
    • 15 min
    • High data
    • Internet needed
    • Larger screen is easier

    Why Lovia recommends this: Playful early reading practice that a young child can do beside an adult.

    What to do: An adult should set this up. Check the data cost first — this provider uses images, audio and video.

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    Learning resource from Khan Academy Kids. Rights: Link only. Last checked 2026-09-10.

  • Lovia OriginalCreate

    Lovia Original — Say it out loud: five speaking prompts

    Five short speaking prompts a learner practises with a partner, a parent or a teacher. Nothing is recorded.

    • Primary · Junior High · Senior High
    • 10 min
    • Text only
    • Works offline
    • No device needed

    Why Lovia recommends this: Speaking improves through use, not through being scored. These prompts create a reason to talk in English.

    What to do: Choose one prompt. Speak for one minute to a partner. Swap. Then try the same prompt again and add one more sentence.

    Use the instructions above — no link needed.

    Lovia Original — created by Lovia School. Rights: Open licence. Last checked 2026-09-10.

  • From Khan Academy KidsPlay

    Counting and number recognition

    Early counting, matching numbers to quantities and recognising written numerals.

    • Early Years
    • 15 min
    • High data
    • Internet needed
    • Larger screen is easier

    Why Lovia recommends this: Counting must be practised with objects and pictures before symbols make sense.

    What to do: Count out loud as you play. Then count ten real objects around you.

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  • From Khan AcademyLearn

    Early mathematics: numbers, shapes and patterns

    A full beginner path through counting, place value, shapes and simple patterns.

    • Early Years · Primary
    • 20 min
    • Medium data
    • Internet needed
    • Any phone

    Why Lovia recommends this: A learner can start at any point in the path, which suits learners who missed school time.

    What to do: Choose one topic, watch the short explanation, then do the practice questions.

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  • From Khan AcademyLearn

    Shapes, patterns and early geometry

    Naming shapes, seeing their properties and continuing patterns.

    • Primary · Junior High
    • 20 min
    • Medium data
    • Internet needed
    • Any phone

    Why Lovia recommends this: Geometry is where many learners first enjoy mathematics, because they can see the answer.

    What to do: Find three of the shapes you study in the room around you before moving on.

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  • From Khan AcademyPractice

    Addition and subtraction

    Adding and subtracting, from single digits to larger numbers with regrouping.

    • Primary
    • 20 min
    • Medium data
    • Internet needed
    • Any phone

    Why Lovia recommends this: Immediate feedback on each question lets a learner correct a misunderstanding straight away.

    What to do: Do ten questions. If you get one wrong, work it again on paper before continuing.

    Ghana connection: Practise with market prices: if two items cost GHS 12 and GHS 9, what is the total, and what change from GHS 25?

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  • From Khan AcademyPractice

    Multiplication and division

    Times tables, multiplying larger numbers, and sharing into equal groups.

    • Primary · Junior High
    • 25 min
    • Medium data
    • Internet needed
    • Any phone

    Why Lovia recommends this: Division makes sense once it is seen as sharing equally, not as a rule to remember.

    What to do: Say each times table out loud once before practising it.

    Ghana connection: Four children share 12 oranges equally. How many does each child receive?

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  • From Khan AcademyLearn

    Fractions

    What a fraction means, comparing fractions, and adding them.

    • Primary · Junior High
    • 25 min
    • Medium data
    • Internet needed
    • Any phone

    Why Lovia recommends this: The pictures used here make the size of a fraction visible, which is where most difficulty starts.

    What to do: Draw each fraction before you calculate with it.

    Ghana connection: A loaf of bread is shared between three people. Draw the shares, then write them as fractions.

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  • From Khan AcademyLearn

    Measurement and data

    Length, mass, capacity, time and reading simple charts.

    • Primary
    • 20 min
    • Medium data
    • Internet needed
    • Any phone

    Why Lovia recommends this: Measurement connects mathematics to cooking, building and farming — work learners already see.

    What to do: Measure three real things at home and write down the units you used.

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  • From Khan AcademyLearn

    Pre-algebra

    Negative numbers, ratios, percentages and the first ideas of algebra.

    • Junior High
    • 30 min
    • Medium data
    • Internet needed
    • Any phone

    Why Lovia recommends this: The bridge between arithmetic and algebra is where many learners lose confidence; this path is gradual.

    What to do: Do the practice before watching the video. Watch only what you could not do.

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  • From Khan AcademyPractice

    Algebra and geometry for senior learners

    Equations, expressions, graphs and geometric reasoning.

    • Junior High · Senior High
    • 30 min
    • Medium data
    • Internet needed
    • Any phone

    Why Lovia recommends this: Unlimited practice questions with worked solutions, useful for revision before examinations.

    What to do: Work on paper, then check. Reading a solution is not the same as solving it.

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  • From CK-12 FoundationRead

    Plants and living things

    How living things are built, what they need, and how plants make their food.

    • Primary · Junior High
    • 20 min
    • Low data
    • Internet needed
    • Any phone

    Why Lovia recommends this: Mostly text and diagrams, so it works on a slow connection.

    What to do: Read one section, close the page, and say what you remember out loud.

    Ghana connection: Compare what a maize plant and a cassava plant need to grow well.

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    Learning resource from the CK-12 Foundation. Rights: Link only. Last checked 2026-09-10.

  • From PhET Interactive SimulationsExplore

    States of matter simulation

    See what solids, liquids and gases are doing at the level of particles.

    • Junior High · Senior High
    • 15 min
    • High data
    • Internet needed
    • Larger screen is easier

    Why Lovia recommends this: Particles cannot be seen in a real classroom; a simulation is the only way to watch them behave.

    What to do: Predict what heating will do before you press heat. Then check whether you were right.

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    Learning resource from PhET Interactive Simulations, University of Colorado Boulder. Rights: Link only. Last checked 2026-09-10.

  • From PhET Interactive SimulationsExplore

    Forces and motion

    Push, pull, friction and what makes an object speed up or slow down.

    • Primary · Junior High
    • 15 min
    • High data
    • Internet needed
    • Larger screen is easier

    Why Lovia recommends this: Learners can change one thing at a time and see the effect immediately — real experimental thinking.

    What to do: Change only one setting at a time, and write down what happened each time.

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    Learning resource from PhET Interactive Simulations, University of Colorado Boulder. Rights: Link only. Last checked 2026-09-10.

  • From PhET Interactive SimulationsExplore

    Bending light

    How light bends, reflects and separates into colours.

    • Junior High · Senior High
    • 20 min
    • High data
    • Internet needed
    • Larger screen is easier

    Why Lovia recommends this: Shows exactly why a stick looks broken in water — a question learners actually ask.

    What to do: Try water, then glass. Note which bends the light more.

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    Learning resource from PhET Interactive Simulations, University of Colorado Boulder. Rights: Link only. Last checked 2026-09-10.

  • From PhET Interactive SimulationsExplore

    Build a circuit on screen

    Wire up batteries, bulbs and switches and see the current flow.

    • Junior High · Senior High
    • 20 min
    • High data
    • Internet needed
    • Larger screen is easier

    Why Lovia recommends this: Safe way to test circuit ideas before, or instead of, using real components.

    What to do: Light one bulb. Then add a second bulb and explain what changed.

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    Learning resource from PhET Interactive Simulations, University of Colorado Boulder. Rights: Link only. Last checked 2026-09-10.

  • From PhET Interactive SimulationsExplore

    Energy forms and changes

    Watch energy move and change form between heat, movement and electricity.

    • Junior High · Senior High
    • 20 min
    • High data
    • Internet needed
    • Larger screen is easier

    Why Lovia recommends this: Makes the idea of energy transfer visible instead of abstract.

    What to do: Follow one unit of energy from the sun to the light bulb. Describe every step.

    Ghana connection: Trace the same path for a solar panel on a roof in Ghana.

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    Learning resource from PhET Interactive Simulations, University of Colorado Boulder. Rights: Link only. Last checked 2026-09-10.

  • From CK-12 FoundationRead

    Earth and the environment

    Weather, water, soil, and the changes people cause to the land around them.

    • Junior High · Senior High
    • 25 min
    • Low data
    • Internet needed
    • Any phone

    Why Lovia recommends this: Text-first reading with diagrams, which loads on a weak connection.

    What to do: Read one topic and write three sentences on how it affects your own community.

    Ghana connection: Link the water cycle sections to the rainy and dry seasons where you live.

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    Learning resource from the CK-12 Foundation. Rights: Link only. Last checked 2026-09-10.

  • From Khan AcademyLearn

    Introductory biology and chemistry

    Cells, body systems, atoms and reactions for senior learners.

    • Senior High
    • 30 min
    • High data
    • Internet needed
    • Any phone

    Why Lovia recommends this: Structured senior-level explanation with practice, useful for independent revision.

    What to do: Study one topic per session and answer the practice questions before moving on.

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    Learning resource from Khan Academy. Rights: Link only. Last checked 2026-09-10.

  • Lovia OriginalCreate

    Build a Water Filter

    Build a simple filter from a plastic bottle, sand, gravel and cloth, and see how it changes muddy water.

    • Primary · Junior High
    • 45 min
    • Text only
    • Works offline
    • No device needed

    Why Lovia recommends this: It uses materials found almost anywhere and teaches separation, observation and fair testing.

    What to do: Follow the Lovia journey step by step. Safety: filtered water is NOT safe to drink, even when it looks clear.

    Ghana connection: Connects to household water storage and the difference between clear water and safe water.

    Lovia Original — created by Lovia School. Rights: Open licence. Last checked 2026-09-10.

  • Lovia OriginalExplore

    Grow a Seed and Observe It

    Plant a bean seed and record what changes each day for two weeks.

    • Early Years · Primary
    • 20 min
    • Text only
    • Works offline
    • No device needed

    Why Lovia recommends this: Teaches patient observation and recording — the habit at the centre of all science.

    What to do: Plant two seeds. Water one, keep the other dry. Draw both every day for two weeks and write one sentence each day.

    Ghana connection: Compare your results with what farmers do at the start of the rainy season.

    Use the instructions above — no link needed.

    Lovia Original — created by Lovia School. Rights: Open licence. Last checked 2026-09-10.

  • Lovia OriginalCreate

    Build a Simple Machine

    Make a lever and a pulley from everyday materials and measure how much easier lifting becomes.

    • Primary · Junior High
    • 40 min
    • Text only
    • Works offline
    • No device needed

    Why Lovia recommends this: Learners feel the difference a machine makes, which explains the idea better than a definition.

    What to do: Build the lever first. Move the pivot and notice when lifting becomes easiest.

    Ghana connection: Look for levers and pulleys at a building site, a well or a market stall.

    Lovia Original — created by Lovia School. Rights: Open licence. Last checked 2026-09-10.

  • Lovia OriginalCreate

    Design a Bridge

    Build a paper bridge, test how much it carries, then redesign it to carry more.

    • Primary · Junior High
    • 40 min
    • Text only
    • Works offline
    • No device needed

    Why Lovia recommends this: The improve step is the real lesson: a first design that fails is useful information.

    What to do: Test with coins or stones, one at a time. Record the number carried before it bends.

    Ghana connection: Look at how a footbridge near you is shaped, and why.

    Use the instructions above — no link needed.

    Lovia Original — created by Lovia School. Rights: Open licence. Last checked 2026-09-10.

  • Lovia OriginalExplore

    Explore Solar Energy

    Measure how the sun heats water in different containers, and explain the difference.

    • Junior High · Senior High
    • 45 min
    • Text only
    • Works offline
    • No device needed

    Why Lovia recommends this: Solar energy is visible daily in Ghana; measuring it turns a familiar thing into evidence.

    What to do: Fill two identical containers with the same amount of water. Put one in shade, one in sun. Compare after one hour. Safety: do not touch hot containers with bare hands.

    Ghana connection: Relates directly to solar panels, solar water heating and drying crops in the sun.

    Use the instructions above — no link needed.

    Lovia Original — created by Lovia School. Rights: Open licence. Last checked 2026-09-10.

  • Lovia OriginalExplore

    Collect Weather Data

    Make a simple rain gauge and record rainfall, cloud and temperature for two weeks.

    • Primary · Junior High
    • 30 min
    • Text only
    • Works offline
    • No device needed

    Why Lovia recommends this: Turns learners into data collectors, then gives them their own data to interpret.

    What to do: Record at the same time every day. Draw a bar chart at the end of two weeks.

    Ghana connection: Compare your record with what farmers expect at this point in the season.

    Use the instructions above — no link needed.

    Lovia Original — created by Lovia School. Rights: Open licence. Last checked 2026-09-10.

  • Lovia OriginalCreate

    Design a Mini Irrigation System

    Design a way to water plants slowly using a bottle, and test whether it works.

    • Junior High · Senior High
    • 45 min
    • Text only
    • Works offline
    • No device needed

    Why Lovia recommends this: A genuine engineering problem with a real agricultural purpose and a measurable result.

    What to do: Make a small hole in a bottle cap. Time how long the bottle takes to empty. Change the hole size and test again.

    Ghana connection: Drip watering is used in dry-season farming to make limited water go further.

    Use the instructions above — no link needed.

    Lovia Original — created by Lovia School. Rights: Open licence. Last checked 2026-09-10.

  • Lovia OriginalCreate

    Build or Explore a Simple Circuit

    Make a working circuit with a battery and small bulb, or test the same ideas in a simulation.

    • Junior High · Senior High
    • 40 min
    • Text only
    • Works offline
    • No device needed

    Why Lovia recommends this: Every learner should build one working circuit; if components are unavailable, the simulation stands in.

    What to do: Use only a small torch battery and a small bulb. Safety: never use mains electricity, wall sockets or car batteries for this activity.

    Use the instructions above — no link needed.

    Lovia Original — created by Lovia School. Rights: Open licence. Last checked 2026-09-10.

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    Lovia Original — Coding Without a Computer

    Write instructions for a partner to follow exactly, and discover what an algorithm really is.

    • Early Years · Primary · Junior High
    • 30 min
    • Text only
    • Works offline
    • No device needed

    Why Lovia recommends this: No device, no data and no electricity needed — and it teaches sequencing better than a screen does.

    What to do: Give your partner instructions one step at a time. They must do exactly what you say.

    Lovia Original — created by Lovia School. Rights: Open licence. Last checked 2026-09-10.

  • From CodeAI (formerly Code.org)Play

    Unplugged computer-science activities

    Classroom activities that teach computing ideas with paper, movement and card, not screens.

    • Primary · Junior High
    • 30 min
    • Low data
    • Internet needed
    • No device needed

    Why Lovia recommends this: Well-tested activities for classrooms where devices are shared or unavailable.

    What to do: A teacher reads the activity, then the class does it away from any screen.

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  • From CodeAI (formerly Code.org)Play

    Hour of Code puzzles

    One-hour block-coding puzzles that introduce sequences, loops and events.

    • Primary · Junior High
    • 60 min
    • High data
    • Internet needed
    • Computer recommended

    Why Lovia recommends this: A complete first coding experience in one session, with no installation.

    What to do: Choose one puzzle set. Read the goal before dragging any block.

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  • From CodeAI (formerly Code.org)Learn

    Coding courses for younger learners

    A structured sequence of block-coding lessons for primary-age learners.

    • Primary
    • 30 min
    • High data
    • Internet needed
    • Computer recommended

    Why Lovia recommends this: Progresses in small steps, so a learner is never asked to guess.

    What to do: Complete lessons in order. Repeat any lesson you found hard before moving on.

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  • From CodeAI (formerly Code.org)Learn

    Coding courses for older learners

    Programming courses for junior and senior high learners, including text-based programming.

    • Junior High · Senior High
    • 45 min
    • High data
    • Internet needed
    • Computer recommended

    Why Lovia recommends this: Moves an older learner from blocks toward real code without starting with childish material.

    What to do: Type the examples yourself rather than copying and pasting them.

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  • From CodeAI (formerly Code.org)Create

    Make a web page

    Build a simple web page and understand how the pages you visit are actually made.

    • Junior High · Senior High
    • 45 min
    • High data
    • Internet needed
    • Computer recommended

    Why Lovia recommends this: Creating something other people can see is a strong motivation to keep learning.

    What to do: Plan your page on paper first: heading, three sections, one picture.

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  • From CodeAI (formerly Code.org)Learn

    Understanding AI responsibly

    What artificial intelligence is, what it is not, and the questions to ask before trusting it.

    • Junior High · Senior High
    • 30 min
    • Medium data
    • Internet needed
    • Any phone

    Why Lovia recommends this: Older learners already meet AI tools; they need the judgement to question the answers they get.

    What to do: After studying, write down two things an AI tool can get wrong, and why.

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    Lovia Original — Events, loops and repeats around you

    Find loops and events in daily routines, then write them as instructions.

    • Primary · Junior High
    • 25 min
    • Text only
    • Works offline
    • No device needed

    Why Lovia recommends this: Connects abstract programming words to routines the learner already performs every day.

    What to do: Write your morning routine as a list. Circle anything you repeat. Underline anything that only happens when something else happens.

    Use the instructions above — no link needed.

    Lovia Original — created by Lovia School. Rights: Open licence. Last checked 2026-09-10.

  • Lovia OriginalExplore

    Explore Ghana Through Maps

    Learn to read a map of Ghana: regions, capitals, the coast, the north and the distances between them.

    • Primary · Junior High
    • 30 min
    • Text only
    • Works offline
    • No device needed

    Why Lovia recommends this: Map reading is a life skill, and learners engage far faster with a map of their own country.

    What to do: Draw the outline of Ghana. Mark your own town, then the nearest large river and the coast. Check region names against an official source before writing them.

    Ghana connection: The whole activity is about where the learner actually lives.

    Lovia Original — created by Lovia School. Rights: Open licence. Last checked 2026-09-10.

  • Lovia OriginalExplore

    Ghana's ecosystems

    Forest, savannah, coast and wetland — what lives there and why the land differs from north to south.

    • Primary · Junior High
    • 25 min
    • Text only
    • Works offline
    • No device needed

    Why Lovia recommends this: Learners can observe their own local environment and compare it with another part of the country.

    What to do: List five plants and five animals you can see near your home. Which ecosystem do they belong to?

    Ghana connection: Uses the learner's own surroundings as the primary evidence.

    Use the instructions above — no link needed.

    Lovia Original — created by Lovia School. Rights: Open licence. Last checked 2026-09-10.

  • Lovia OriginalExplore

    Agriculture and food in Ghana

    Where common foods come from, what each crop needs, and how food reaches the market.

    • Primary · Junior High
    • 25 min
    • Text only
    • Works offline
    • No device needed

    Why Lovia recommends this: Food is the clearest daily link between science, geography and economics.

    What to do: Choose one food eaten in your home. Trace it backwards: market, transport, farm, seed. Ask an adult where they buy it.

    Ghana connection: Built entirely around foods and markets learners already know.

    Use the instructions above — no link needed.

    Lovia Original — created by Lovia School. Rights: Open licence. Last checked 2026-09-10.

  • Lovia OriginalExplore

    Water and the environment in Ghana

    Where household water comes from, why it must be treated, and how it is wasted or protected.

    • Primary · Junior High · Senior High
    • 25 min
    • Text only
    • Works offline
    • No device needed

    Why Lovia recommends this: Water use is measurable at home, which makes the science personal and immediate.

    What to do: Count how many containers of water your household uses in one day. Where does each one come from?

    Ghana connection: Connects to household storage, rainfall seasons and safe water practice.

    Use the instructions above — no link needed.

    Lovia Original — created by Lovia School. Rights: Open licence. Last checked 2026-09-10.

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    Science, engineering and innovation in Ghana

    How engineering shows up in Ghanaian life: mobile money, solar power, transport and construction.

    • Junior High · Senior High
    • 25 min
    • Text only
    • Works offline
    • No device needed

    Why Lovia recommends this: Shows learners that engineering is not something that happens only in other countries.

    What to do: Identify one piece of technology used in your community. Describe the problem it solves and one way it could be improved.

    Ghana connection: Uses technology already present in Ghanaian daily life as the study material.

    Use the instructions above — no link needed.

    Lovia Original — created by Lovia School. Rights: Open licence. Last checked 2026-09-10.