Computational Thinking Workbook for Class 4 CBSE | Solutions included

The only practice workbook built for CBSE's new Computational Thinking syllabus for Class 4.

Solved Examples, 200+ graded practice questions with solutions and 10+ Hands-on activities.
✪ 200+ practice questions
✪ Progressive Question Levels and Highly Accurate
✪ Concept Explanations and Solved Examples
✪ 10+ hands-on activities
✪ Solutions included for every question
✪ Aligned to CBSE and NEP-2020
✪ Developed by NIT & IIT Alumni

Covers 4 skill areas:
✪ Abstract Thinking: Flips, folds, rotations, and mirror images across a line of symmetry.
✪ Pattern Recognition: Sequences with multiple simultaneous changes
✪ Decomposition: Problems with a cluster of clues including table data, grouping conditions.
✪ Algorithmic Thinking: Grid navigation with turns, multi-step swaps, etc.

₹1000
₹599 FREE Shipping
-40%

Founded by NIT & IIT Alumini

The Parent's Choice. NEP-2020 aligned hands-on kits that build real thinking and real-world problems solving skills.

What do you get?

CBSE introduced Computational Thinking as a formal part of the Class 4 curriculum starting 2026–27.  This workbook covers the complete Class 4 Computational Thinking syllabus as per CBSE.

✪ 200+ practice questions — covering all four CT skill areas as per CBSE Class 4 CT Curriculum.

✪ Progressive Question Levels and Highly Accurate

✪ Concept Explanations and Solutions included

✪ 10+ Hands-on Activities

✪ Aligned to CBSE and NEP-2020

✪ Developed by NIT & IIT Alumni

Learning Outcomes — CBSE Class 4 CT Syllabus

Abstract Thinking: Students will solve moderate to highly moderate problems with partially visible or incomplete ideas, using:
- Different viewpoints of 3D objects
- Changes in shapes after flips, turns, cuts/folds, or rotations
- Hidden or missing parts in incomplete shapes or patterns
- Mirror images and identical halves based on symmetry

Pattern Recognition: Students will identify patterns involving one or more changes, using numbers, shapes/images, letters, or a mix.

Decomposition: Students will break down problems involving a cluster of moderate clues, using information from: Number clues (place values, sum/difference/product), 3D objects and their parts (faces, edges, corners), Step-by-step exchanges or transfers (money, objects, digits, quantities), Tables or charts with multiple pieces of information, Conditions for counting/grouping/sorting items

Algorithmic Thinking: Students will follow a set of well-defined, elaborate conditions to solve moderate to complex problems:
- Number sequences formed using simple operations
- Movements on grids or direction-based paths
- Values that increase or decrease across steps
- Multi-step instructions involving moves, changes, transfers, swaps
- People/Events arranged in an order using attributes or chronological clues and Simple counting instructions

FAQ: your top questions answered

Everything you need to know about the kit

What age group is this for?

This Computational Thinking workbook is suitable for Class 4 Students

Do I need to help my child with the kit?

Not necessarily. The instructions are clear enough for independent work, but parents are welcome to join in!

Explore our other kits.

Order placed!

Thank you! You will receive a WhatsApp confirmation shortly.